PRESS

• A Conversation with Literary Agent Amaryah Orenstein
  Grub Street | 4.29.2015
• Elaine Ford’s Short Story, “The Scow,” Republished in Creatures of Habitat: A Main Street Rag Anthology
  The Mainstreet Rag | 4.22.2015
• Amanda Marcotte, “Women Read More Books, but Men Get to Write More Book Reviews”
  Slate | 4.7.2015
• GO Lit’s Amaryah Orenstein to be April Guest Agent Mentor on First Five Pages Workshop
  First Five Pages Workshop | 4.4.2015
• Historian Derek Catsam Receives Hoover Institution Library & Archives Research Grant
  The Hoover Institution, Stanford University | 3.26.2015
• Diane Fresquez, “The Family Meal: How Serving and Sharing Sustain”
  Zester Daily | 3.4.2015
• Peter BG Shoemaker, Review of Diane Fresquez, A Taste of Molecules: In Search of the Secrets of Flavor
  New Mexico Magazine | 3.1.2015
• Historian Derek Catsam Delivers Joseph Heart Memorial Lecture on South Africa and the Politics of Sports
  Frank Church Symposium, Idaho State University | 2.26.2015
• GO Lit’s Amaryah Orenstein to Offer Agent Critiques, Answer Your Publishing Questions at Writers’ Day 2015
  New Hampshire Writers’ Project | 2.15.2015
• Diane Fresquez to Host Farm to Fork Talk and Tasting Event at Nottingham Trent University
  Nottingham Trent University | 2.11.2015
• GO Lit’s Amaryah Orenstein to Participate in Grub Street’s 2015 The Muse and the Marketplace
  Grub Street | 1.18.2015
• Derek Catsam, “The Ambivalence of Forgiveness: Dirk Coetze, Eugene de Kock, and South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission”
  Dialogues on Historical Justice and Memory Network, Working Papers Series | 1.18.2015
• Elaine Ford, “The Power Cord”
  The Flexible Persona | 1.18.2015
• Renee Webster, Review of Diane Fresquez, A Taste of Molecules: In Search of the Secrets of Flavor
  Science Book a Day | 1.8.2015
• Eleanor Harding, “Why men prefer books written by male authors: Study reveals stark gender divide in our reading habits”
  Daily Mail | 11.26.2014