A&M 4315Creative Writing Magazine Entitled "Conversations Through the Fence" A&M 4315Jane LaBarbaraWest Virginia and Regional History Center

2018/06/15

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Conversations Through the Fence, a creative writing magazine born out of the work of the fall 2017 Inside Out class English 275: Justice and Literature, held at FCI Hazelton, taught by Dr. Katy Ryan, professor of English at West Virginia University. Description of the creation of the magazine is included in issue 1. Contains a PDF and a printout of issue 1.

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