Weber State Metaphor

Join us to celebrate the latest edition of Metaphor! Our gala is Wednesday April 17th, from 4pm-6pm in the Hetzel Hollien room. It's on the fourth floor of the Stewart Library near the honors center. Come celebrate, with an open mic, food, and readings from the latest edition!

Thank you Patrick Ramsay for letting us take over your shop today! Copy editing is much more tolerable surrounded by the scent of books at Happy Magpie Book & Quill.

Join us on January 19th from 6-8pm for an open mic at Happy Magpie 443 27th Street, Ogden, Utah.

Deadline extended! Get your pieces into the Metaphor by January 21st!

Tis the season! Weber Undergraduates, get your submissions into the Metaphor Literary Journal!

This is a celebration of all the hard work put into the journal this year, and we want you to be there for it. ⭐️ 2022 Metaphor release ⭐️ Open Mic and readings by some of our published authors ⭐️ Yummy food, drinks, and discourse Wednesday, April 20th 5pm-7pm

✒Submissions will be open 13 September - 15 October ✒Entries: 400-1,000 words ✒Prizes for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners ✒We REALLY want to see your work! All valid submissions are read and carefully considered. More information: weber.edu/metaphor/flash…

We're SO excited for a fresh new semester! #weberstate #lindquistcollegeofartanddesign

Please join us tomorrow as we launch the 40th Anniversary edition of the Metaphor Undergraduate Literary Journal. We'll have: ✅ Readings from some of the authors ✅ An art display from contributing artists ✅ An open Mic *** Here's the link: weber.zoom.us/j/94420090663

Hey, writers and artists!✍ Come join us at our annual Metaphor Gala on April 23rd @ 7pm

Join Metaphor, Writer's Ink, and Sigma Tau Delta, if you dare, for a Graveyard Reading at Aultorest Memorial Park! Bring your own spooky story to share or a scary tale that you love! Costumes welcome!

Don't be chicken, submit your fiction #WeberState! Flash fiction submissions are open until midnight this Friday, just follow the instructions here: weber.edu/metaphor/Conte…