Writers' Roundtable

A monthly show hosted by Professor Ron Block, Rowan University College of Communication, on the 4th Monday of each month at 5:30 p.m.

Episodes

Writers' Roundtable
(Apr 28, 2008)

Ron Block interviewed Sandra Dolby, this year's guest speaker for the Harrah's Emerging Writing Series, presented by the Department of Writing Arts.

Writers' Roundtable
(Mar 24, 2008)

Rowan grads share their literary works and speak about their jobs and opportunities since earning a master's degree in the writing program.

Writers' Roundtable
(Jan 28, 2008)

Ron Block interviews poet and monologist Doug Collura. Doug Collura is the author of 'Things I Can Fit My Whole Head Into', and he is an accomplished performer.

Writers' Roundtable
(Oct 22, 2007)

Host Ron Block interviews Linda DiFeterici of Eadon's Place. They discuss the continuous internet radio broadcast of spoken word performances at Eadon's Place.

Writers' Roundtable
(Sep 24, 2007)

Host and Rowan University professor, Ron Block is joined by the contributors, editors, and members of the creative magazine, Avant. Guests on the show include: Joel Frank, Alex Hacharek, Robert Press, and EJ Horacheck. The show features readings and discussion of works from the latest edition of Avant.

Writers' Roundtable
(Mar 26, 2007)

Host Ron Block sat down with contributors and editors of Rowan University's Avant magazine. Guests include Nissa Lee, Angela Colligan, Anthony Belushio, and Jeffrey Hill. recited their work from the current issue.

Writers' Roundtable
(Feb 26, 2007)

Nebraska poet Marjorie Saiser shares stories about how she wrote and created her poetry. Miss Saiser also shares her poetry with host Ron Block.

Writers' Roundtable
(Oct 20, 2006)

Host Ron Block is joined by Eric Knight, a park ranger at the Edgar Allen Poe National Historic Site in Philadelphia, PA.

Writers' Roundtable
(Sep 24, 2006)

In this edition of Writers' Roundtable, Creative Writing professor Ron Block discusses the upcoming Dodge Poetry Festival with Rowan English professor and poet William Freind. Perhaps the best known poetry festival in the country, the Dodge Poetry Festival will run from September 28 to October 1, 2006 at Waterloo Village in Stanhope, NJ. Today's program will feature clips from a previous interview with James Haba, retired Rowan Professor and the festival's director, as well as samples from the p

Writers' Roundtable
(Aug 28, 2006)

In this edition of Writers' Roundtable, Creative Writing professor Ron Block interviews Greg Kosmicki, author of many books of poetry including his latest Some Hero of the Past.

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