Kyle Dargan
Assistant Professor
Department of Literature
- Kyle G. Dargan is the author of three collections of poetry, most recently LOGORRHEA DEMENTIA (UGA,2010). His debut, THE LISTENING (UGA 2004), won the 2003 Cave Canem Prize, and his second, BOUQUET OF HUNGERS (UGA 2007), was awarded the 2008 Hurston/Wright Legacy Award in poetry. Dargan’s poems and non-fiction have appeared in publications such as Callaloo, Denver Quarterly, Jubilat, The Newark Star-Ledger, Ploughshares, TheRoot.com, and Shenandoah. While a Yusef Komunyakaa fellow at Indiana University, he served as poetry editor for Indiana Review. He is the founding editor of Post No Ills magazine and was most recently the managing editor of Callaloo.
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Degrees
MFA, Creative Writing, Indiana University
BA, English Language and Literature, The University of Virginia -
Favorite Spot on Campus:
Katzen Arts Center
Favorite Place in Washington DC:
C & O Canal
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SEE ALSO
- Literature Department
Teaching
Fall 2011
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- LIT-215 Writers in Print/Person
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- LIT-701 Advanced Poetry Workshop
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Spring 2012
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- LIT-200 Intro to Creative Writing
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- LIT-401 Creative Writing: Poetry
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AU News and Achievements
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Poetry for the White House
Professor Kyle Dargan works with DC high school students to compose poetry for White House symposium....
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Logorrhea Dementia, a Cacophony of Voices
Professor Kyle Dargan publishes new collection of poems: writing himself crazy in “Logorrhea Dementia.”...
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We of Sound Minds and Bodies
As part of the Liberal Arts at AU series, Professor Kyle Dargan shares the importance of liberal arts ...
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