The Five Points Podcast fivepoints

Five Points is a literary journal of poetry, fiction, essays, interviews and art. The Five Points podcast strives to create discussion beyond the pages of the journal and engage readers with new content.
Our current episode centers on the Volume 20, no. 1 issue of Five Points. We feature a conversation between Editor Megan Sexton and contributor Jill Bialosky as well as readings from her recent collection, Asylum. Contributor Donna Coffey Little discusses the life and work of poet George Scarbrough.
Special thanks to Jill Bialosky (www.jillbialosky.com), Donna Coffey Little (www.reinhardt.edu), and GSU’s English department. Episode three was created by Megan Sexton with assistance from Fletcher Varnson, recorded by Laurah Norton, and engineered by Maura Currie. Our music is provided by The Skylarks. For more information on Five Points and to subscribe, please visit our website, http://fivepoints.gsu.edu/.

Five Points is a literary journal of poetry, fiction, essays, interviews and art. The Five Points podcast strives to create discussion beyond the pages of the journal and engage readers with new content.
Our second episode centers on volume 19, issue # 3 of Five Points. We  feature friends and poets Chad Davidson and Gregory Fraser reading and reflecting on one another’s work, and a conversation with Dawn Major about the work—prose and painting alike—of the late William Gay.
Special thanks Chad Davidson, Gregory Fraser, Dawn Major, and GSU’s English department. Episode two was created by Dr. Megan Sexton, Laurah Norton, and Alexis Weathers. Our music is provided by The Skylarks. Engineered by Maura Currie. For more Five Points content, please visit our website, http://fivepoints.gsu.edu/.

Five Points is a literary journal of poetry, fiction, essays, interviews and art. The Five Points podcast strives to create discussion beyond the pages of the journal and engage readers with new content.
Our inaugural episode centers on volume 19, issue # 2 of Summer 2019 and features interviews with Josuha Bodwell about Andre Dubus’ “Madeline Sheppard,” a discussion with Dr. Elizabeth West and her students about Nikky Finney’s “Hot Bed #11,” and a conversation with Randy Malamud and Pam Longbardi about The Drifters Project.
Special thanks to Joshua Bodwell, Drs. Elizabeth West, Randy Malamud, and Pam Longobardi, Dionne Clark, Carla Gomez, Bishop Lloyd, and GSU’s English department. Episode one was created by Dr. Megan Sexton, Laurah Norton, Brandie Rendon, Brooke Floyd, and Lexie Newhouse. Our music is provided by The Skylarks. Engineered by Maura Currie. For more Five Points content, please visit our website, http://fivepoints.gsu.edu/.