Brigitte Byrd

Dr. Brigitte Byrd

Associate Professor of English

brigittebyrd.com
Arts & Sciences 214A
678-466-4556
brigittebyrd@clayton.edu

 
Office Hours Spring 2012
TR 1:30-3:30 (Main Campus)
M 5:30-6:00 (Peachtree City Campus)
And by appointment

 

Dr. Brigitte Byrd specializes in poetry as a genre and performance theory, and particularly postmodern and post-colonial poetic communities and practices such as language-based poetry, performance poetry, gender- and culturally-based poetry.

She is a transnational writer whose work reflects her interest in prose poetry and hybrid genres as well as otherness and/or alienation.

Dr. Byrd teaches creative writing courses and literature courses, both at the graduate and undergraduate level, and she directs creative and scholarly undergraduate and graduate theses in poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction.


 

Spring 2012 Syllabi

VISITING WRITERS READING SERIES SPRING 2012

Past Visiting Writers Reading Series Events

SYLLABI ARCHIVE

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Song of a Living Room      Fence Above the Sea

Please click on the covers of my books for more information!

REVIEWS FOR SONG OF A LIVING ROOM

REVIEWS FOR THE DAZZLING LAND

REVIEWS FOR FENCE ABOVE THE SEA

Click HERE to view my reading from Song of a Living Room.

Click HERE to view my reading (Atlanta Forum Network).

Click HERE to hear an excerpt from Fence Above the Sea (introduction by David Kirby).

INTERVIEWS WITH BRIGITTE BYRD

CYGNET:  A JOURNAL OF ARTS AND LITERATURE

Internship Policies

Cygnet 2012 Call for Submissions

As the faculty advisor / senior and managing editor of CYGNET, I encourage students to submit their creative work.  Students interested in pursuing an internship in editing and promoting CYGNET should contact me.  


 
STANLEY CYRUS AWARDS IN CREATIVE WRITING
GUIDELINES FOR CREATIVE WRITING STUDENT READINGS
SENIOR THESIS GUIDELINES