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Save the date: July 28 – August 2, 2019
Our 39th conference will be held July 28 – August 2, 2019. We’re hard at work lining up faculty, workshops, and events — stay tuned! The timeline: December 2018: Faculty announced January 2019: Applications open April 2019: Application deadline May 2019: Acceptance notifications July 28 – August 2, 2019: 39th conference Meantime, follow us on […]
Meet the 2018 faculty: Howard Norman
Howard Norman is an award-winning author and educator whose books have been translated into 12 languages. He has written seven novels: My Darling Detective (2017), Next Life Might be Kinder (2014), What is Left the Daughter (2010), Devotion (2007), The Haunting of L (2002), The Museum Guard (1998), The Bird Artist (1994), and The Northern […]
Meet the 2018 faculty: Mat Johnson
Mat Johnson has authored the novels Loving Day (2015), Pym (2011), Hunting in Harlem (2003), Drop (2000), the nonfiction novella The Great Negro Plot (2007), and comic books Incognegro (2008) and Dark Rain (2010). The long list of awards and recognitions Johnson has received includes: the American Book Award, the United States Artist James Baldwin […]
Meet the 2018 faculty: Lauren Groff
Acclaimed author Lauren Groff has three novels to her name: Fates and Furies (2015), Arcadia (2012), and The Monsters of Templeton (2008), and has been featured in publications such as the New Yorker, the Atlantic, American Short Fiction, Harper’s Tin House, and One Story. She has also written two collections of short stories: Florida (2018) […]
Meet the 2018 faculty: Lan Samantha Chang
Lan Samantha Chang is the author of All is Forgotten, Nothing is Lost (2010), Inheritance (2004), and Hunger (1998). In addition to being translated into nine languages, her works have also appeared in Ploughshares, The Atlantic, and twice chosen for Best American Short Stories. Chang’s work was nominated for the PEN Center USA West Award […]
Meet the 2018 faculty: Jane Mead
Jane Mead is an award-winning poet, whose writing has appeared in multiple anthologies and magazines. She has published five collections of poetry: World of Made and Unmade (2016), Money Money Money Water Water Water (2014), The Usable Field (2008), The House of Poured-Out Waters (2001), and The Lord and the General Din of the World (1996). […]
Meet the 2018 faculty: Carl Phillips
Carl Phillips, referred to as “one of America’s most original, influential, and productive of lyric poets,” has authored 14 books of poetry and several works of criticism and translation. His recent poetry collections include: Wild is the Wind (2018), Reconnaissance (2015), Silverchest (2013), Double Shadow (2011), and Speak Low (2009). His prose works include: The […]
Meet the 2018 faculty: Camille T. Dungy
Camille Dungy has authored four collections of poetry: Trophic Cascade (2017), Smith Blue (2011), Suck on the Marrow, and What to Eat, What to Drink, What to Leave for Poison (2006). Her most recent work is a collection of essays called Guidebook to Relative Strangers: Journeys into Race, Motherhood, and History (2017). Dungy edited Black […]
Meet the 2018 faculty: Brenda Hillman
A prolific and celebrated poet, Brenda Hillman is the author of ten collections of poetry, including Extra Hidden Life, among the Days (2018), Seasonal Works with Letters on Fire (2013), Practical Water (2011), Pieces of Air in the Epic (2005), and Cascadia (2001). Her works have netted numerous awards, including the Griffin International Poetry Prize […]
The 38th conference is a wrap!
Thanks to our faculty, participants, and community supporters for a wonderful 38th conference! Check out our Facebook page for a gallery of conference photos … we wish you a fruitful writing season this fall!
