Theyll focus on writing in multiple genres (both write innovative fiction and cultural criticism; Jeffers also is a poet), inspiration and research for their work (both write novels with history, justice, surreal elements), the influence of NBCC and other awards, Afro futurism and other evolving forms, the unique challenges of writing in these times, and the imaginative process that shapes their work. She is the author of three poetry collections, most recently Test Piece (Coach House, 2022). Poetry, bilingualism, and identity converge as they resist hegemonic notions and reveal cultural cartographies and collective memories. What if you were paired with a conserved land for a year to visit and create three poems inspired by place and preservation? Mita Mahato is a Seattle-based cut paper, collage, and comics artist whose work is published in Iterant, Shenandoah, Coast/No Coast, ANMLY, AModern, Illustrated PEN, and Drunken Boat. Kelly McMasters is the author of The Leaving Season: A Memoir and Welcome to Shirley: A Memoir from an Atomic Town. www.agodon.com. Rooms 345-346, Summit Building, Seattle Convention Center, Level 3, F117. How do you acquire permissions? She is the founder and host of The Other Stories podcast. She is also the translator of The Age of Goodbyes by Li Zi Shu. F176. F211. Jennifer Gilmore is the author of three novels for adults and two novels for teens. What elements of the genre have persisted, and how has horror evolved? How does sense of place influence queer writing? She enjoys stories about: rags to riches, overcoming discrimination, fish out of water, forbidden love, secret babies, arranged marriage, redemption, road trips or stories where the discovery happens away from home and more expat books where a POC moves to another place. Guadalupe Garca McCall is the author of four award-winning, YA novels. Nicole Terez Dutton is the editor of the Kenyon Review. Over the past twenty-five years, Autumn House Press has been dedicated to publishing and promoting the best works of literature from emerging and established authors whose writing breaks boundaries and expands the modern literary landscape. Their work most recently appears in the Academy of American Poets Poem-a-Day, Ploughshares, and Poetry. Her work has appeared in Poetry and The Academy of American Poets Poem a Day. In addition to marketing tips, authors will talk about community-building efforts and how satellite events can support creative work. Room 430, Summit Building, Seattle Convention Center, Level 4, F144. A Decade of Professional & Creative Writing at Central Washington University Chelsey is building a highly selective list, focused mainly on adult fiction and nonfiction. Mary Leauna Christensen, an enrolled member of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, is a PhD student at the University of Southern Mississippi and managing editor of The Swamp Literary Magazine. When There Are No Words: Grieving Suicide through Poetry Room 340-342, Summit Building, Seattle Convention Center, Level 3, F242. His nonfiction interests include business/commerce, pop culture, how-to, self-help, politics/law, relationships, and sports. Each writer will discuss her process of transcending literal and figurative borders separating nations, generations, and identities. Sun Yung Shin is the author of four poetry collections including The Wet Hex; editor of three anthologies: What We Hunger For: Refugee & Immigrant Stories about Food & Family; A Good Time for the Truth: Race in Minnesota; and Outsiders Within: Writing on Transracial Adoption, and author of two picture books. Indigenous-Aboriginal American Writers Caucus Peculiar Histories Students must present a valid student ID to check-in or register at our student rate. F160. Rooms 335-336, Summit Building, Seattle Convention Center, Level 3, F217. Stephen Graham Jones and Silvia Moreno-Garcia in conversation with Danielle Trussoni, Sponsored by the Authors Guild Stephanie Feldman's work includes the novels Saturnalia (forthcoming) and the award-winning The Angel of Losses, the multigenre anthology Who Will Speak for America?, and short fiction and essays. Jessica Q. Stark is the author of Buffalo Girl and Savage Pageant, which was named one of the Best Poetry Books of 2020 in the Boston Globe and in Hyperallergic. of Wisconsin Press, 2021) and I Wore My Blackest Hair (Little A, 2017). Divya Victor is the author of Curb (Nightboat) and Kith (Fence), among others. Eberhardy serves as associate professor of the practice of writing at Massachusetts College of Art and Design. In 2020, she created an 85-foot-long comics mural, which was installed at Climate Pledge Arena. It can be challenging for small press books to find their way to readers. They will talk about challenges and opportunities posed by bilingualism and reflect upon their experiences in the ever-evolving creative writing world which is becoming diverse and inclusive. Torsa Ghosal is the author of an experimental novella, Open Couplets, and a book of literary criticism, Out of Mind. In a time when "Jewish" can carry so many meanings, what do we need in the way of community? Shes best known for her Modern Love essay Single, Female, Mormon, Alone, later featured on the podcast and noted in Best American Essays 2012. RESOURCES SEATTLE and PUGET SOUND 826 Seattle, a Nonprofit Writing and Tutoring Center 826 Seattle is dedicated to helping youth, ages 6 to 18, improve their creative writing skills. The annual Asian American Caucus is a town hall-style hangout and community space. Anjanette has an eclectic reading taste and a love for literature that baptizes the imagination (C.S. In a celebratory gathering of Latine/x writers across various genres, sexualities, and gender identities, we discuss writing queerness, queer families (both lost and found), and queer communities. His work appears widely in journals such as Chicago Review, Volt, The Iowa Review, New American Writing, and others. Silvia Moreno-Garcia is the author of a number of critically acclaimed novels, including Gods of Jade and Shadow, Mexican Gothic, and Velvet Was the Night. Jodi M. Savage is a writer and attorney in New York City. Attend a conference? Her next two books are forthcoming from Redacted Books and Really Serious Literature, respectively. Daisy Hernndez is the author of The Kissing Bug: A True Story of a Family, an Insect and a Nation's Neglect of a Deadly Disease, and the memoirA Cup of Water under My Bed. She is an associate professor. Copyright 2023 by AWP. He has written for Medium, VICE News, and New Republic. Vassiliki Rapti, PhD., scholar / poet / translator / editor / writer, is the founding director of Citizen TALES Commons and co-chair of the Mahindra Humanities Center's Ludics Seminar at Harvard University. 4:00 5:00: Ten Keys to Writing Success. More 2023 agents to be announced as they are confirmed. A great way to meet authors, critics, and peers, the bookfair also provides excellent opportunities to find information about many literary magazines, presses, and organizations. For dis/abled (or crip) readers, this increases access and introduces new problems that our panel addresses: how do we accessibly digitize poetry so that is not just "readable" but fully experienced? Registration and Pricing - The 2023 Seattle Writing Workshop Modern Love Special Projects Editor Miya Lee will offer behind-the-scenes insights and answer most-asked questions alongside four Seattle-based Modern Love essayists. Surprised by Joy: The Generative Writing Workshop PR in a (Nearly) Post-COVID Age Far from the Coasts: Multigenre Asian Diasporic Writers Recrafting Place F126. Dariel Suarez is the Cuban-born author of the novel The Playwright's House and the story collection, A Kind of Solitude, winner of the International Latino Book Award. She teaches creative writing at Hugo House and the Inlandia Institute. He has taught at Columbia University, Ohio State University, Butler University, and elsewhere. In this panel, early-career agents will share their perspectives on what really mattersand what doesnton the path to publishing a first book. AWP HBCU Fellowship Program Launch Party. She enjoys contemporary literature, supernatural/paranormal stories (bonus points for witches! In the meantime, find her work at ESPNs The Undefeated, Longreads, Catapult, Salon, and elsewhere. She is seeking: Young adult & new adult: Issue driven, romance (anything but erotica), speculative fiction (fantasy & sci-fi), magical realism, paranormal, rom-com, suspense, mystery. Rooms 435-436, Summit Building, Seattle Convention Center, Level 4, F122. Two friends and collaborators talk you through their journey from their shared MFA to their first show. Susan Meyers teaches at Hugo House and directs the creative writing program at Seattle University. Samuel W. Gailey is the critically acclaimed author of Deep Winter, hailed by the New York Times as beautifully written. Wonderfully Weird and Small: How to Build a Thriving Small Press She edited, with Margot Singer, Bending Genre. Eric E. Olson is an associate professor and chair of the undergraduate writing and literature program at California College of The Arts in San Francisco. directions >> Mailing: PMB 2717 - 1420 NW Gilman Blvd, Ste. the queer-friendly left coast, is home to a growing community of LGBTQ2S+ writers, including transplants from farther east. began, and ithas recently entered into post production. Rathbun is chair of the Department of Modern Languages and Classics at Ball State University. Danni Quintos is the author of Two Brown Dots, winner of the 20th A. Poulin Jr. Prize, and Python, an ekphrastic chapbook. Sassafras Lowrey's books have been honored by organizations ranging from the American Library Association and the Dog Writers Association of America to the Cat Writers Association. She represents Young Adult, New Adult, and Adult books. 1 Brooklyn, Hobart, McSweeney's, and elsewhere. Together they will discuss writing about the communities they love and the people they call home, and characters navigating lives shaped by love, personal loss, and small joys. Kristins editor taught her three revision techniques that elevated her writing. Her poems have appeared in Kenyon Review, New England Review, Michigan Quarterly Review, and elsewhere. Learn more about Gwyn here. At every stage of the process they took different approaches from one another, and they are ready to share strategies with you. Her memoir manuscript, Raised by Ferns, is out on submission. Local Writing Organizations Cascadia Poetics Lab Workshops and poetry festivals. She is also looking for stories that are fun, adventurous, and creative. He is a founding member of the Advanced Greek Poetry Translation Workshop at Harvard. Amy M. Alvarez is a Puerto Rican / Jamaican Affrilachian poet published in Ploughshares, PRISM International, The Acentos Review, and Obsidian. Founder and fiction editor of The Asian and Pacific Islander Transmasculine Anthology, he is part of the Latinx Writers Caucus leadership team. She writes frequently for Art in America, Artforum, and Frieze. A past recipient of a Poets Laureate Fellowship and an NEA fellowship, she cofounded Poets Against Walls and is a professor at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley. (Ruben Quesada, Stephanie G'Schwind, Sun Yung Shin, Richard Santos, Emily Perez). Adriana Campoy is a publicist at Chin Music Press and an educator, screenwriter, and poet whose work often explores themes of ekphrasis. Family is often seen as the domain of mothers, but writing the domestic as a woman is fraught with a multitude of landminesemotional, legal, psychological, and more. Halley Dunne Parry is a literary agent with The Hamilburg Agency. Tameka Cage Conley, PhD, is a graduate of the fiction program of the Iowa Writers' Workshop and 201819 recipient of the Provost Visiting Writer Fellowship at the University of Iowa. F233. 10:45 11:45: 10 Surefire Ways to Strengthen your Writing. (Gabrielle Bates, Luther Hughes, Shelley Wong, Paul Hlava Ceballos). Stephanie Barb Hammer is a UC professor emerita. His work appears in APR, Poetry, The Southern Review, Yale Review, and in The Best American Nonrequired Reading. His awards include the Academy of American Poets Ambroggio Prize and ILBA Juan Felipe Herrera Best Poetry Book. What are our blind spots, and how do we turn them into revelations? She is an assistant professor at El Paso Community College. Even in individual families, the line between memory and folklore often blurs. (Rushi Vyas, Phuong Vuong, Nilufar Karimi, Vyxz Vasquez). Coming-of-age stories. She is a professor in poetry and poetics at Royal Holloway, University of London. With Brian Conn, she edited the fiction journal Birkensnake. Fajardo-Anstine is the winner of a 2020 American Book Award and is the 2021 recipient of the Addison M. Metcalf Award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters. She directs a fellowship program for emerging Yiddish translators. Arthur Longworth is a contributing writer with The Marshall Project, a 2018 Pushcart Prize nominee, a six-time PEN America Prison Writing Award winner, and a 20192020 PEN America Writing for Justice Fellow. Each mini workshop is 20 minutes in length. F119. She delivered seminars on crafting stories in Egypt, Sweden, Italy, Czechoslovakia, Germany, and the US. Panelists will also examine the stigma surrounding hybrid forms, and the intersection between archival and creative work. He regularly advises members on a wide range of legal issues, including contractual issues, First Amendment issues, copyright matters, trademark issues, immigration issues, and tax issues. Learn more about Annalise here. The AWP Conference & Bookfair is the annual destination for writers, teachers, students, editors, and publishers of contemporary creative writing. She wasborn and raised in Dallas, Texas. Creative writers use bodies and voicespitch, volume, pacingto shape tone. She is a co-recipient of a 2020 Windham Campbell Prize for fiction. Nabra Nelson has worked as a playwright with The Scratch (Seattle), Golden Thread (San Francisco), New Arab American Theaterworks (Minneapolis), Renaissance Theaterworks (Milwaukee), and the MultiCultural Drama Company (Santa Barbara), among others. Tacey M. Atsitty, Din, is a recipient of numerous prizes and awards. Add $29 to secure a 10-minute one-on-one meeting with any of our literary agents or editors in attendance. Short remarks by HBCU Fellowship Program creative advisor A.J. He lives in Saint Paul, Minnesota. This is the perfect event to learn, grow, and connect with other writers in the area. They are based in London, UK. Her books include the poetry volumes People Are Tiny in Paintings of China, and Futureless Languages; her experimental memoir is called The Betweens. Publishers and editors with a history of work with blind and at-risk groups discuss the technological and outreach issues of addressing these problems through audio renditions, Braille print versions, and incorporations of Braille into traditional print publication, along with outreach to at-risk communities through materials and workshops targeted to their experiences. (Lucy Durneen, Alycia Pirmohamed, Joseph Mungo Reed, Patrick Errington). Her novel,Alcestis, won the 2011 Edmund White Award, and her writing has appeared in the LARB, The Toast, Public Books, TriQuarterly, and other publications. Yuka Igarashi is an executive editor at Graywolf Press. Annual meeting of writing faculty who teach in art and design environments to discuss pedagogy, programming, administration, and general best practices particular to their writing classes and programs. As of 2023, registration is now OPEN. A Tin House and Bread Loaf alum, she is a frequent speaker and teacher about the intersection of climate crisis and literature. Shes performed in venues from UNESCO in Paris alongside poets from twelve nations to a remote former mining town in Washington. Conference Registration, Sponsored by University of Washington. programs, working as independent writers or scholars, and/or within community language revitalization efforts. (Please note that query editing payments and manuscript editing payments are completely non-refundable if the instructor has already started edited your work.). For Picture Books, she is selectively searching for an author who is writing diverse, heartfelt and emotionally resonant stories about family, heritage, and tough, complex topics (i.e loss, identity, divorce, disabilities, etc). Often, it presents the more abject, unsettling and nonlinear elements of speculative fiction, including body horror, dystopia, surrealism, dark fantasy, and multiverses. To improve, journals must continue successful practices and focus on what work still needs to be done. She is the poetry editor for Agape Editions, and she ispursuing a PhD in womens studies and English at the University of Michigan. The book centers the experience of queer writers who came of age in the midst of the AIDS epidemic with the belief that desire intrinsically led to death, and who internalized this trauma as part of becoming queer. How do we resist the dominant institutional models? Our Job List features academic, nonprofit, commercial, and internship opportunities for writers of every background. Bill Porter assumes the pen name Red Pine for his translation work. In young adult fiction, she seeks historical, graphic novels, fantasy, mystery, thriller, and contemporary. BIPOC Women / Nonbinary Writers: Cultivating Community and Safe Writing Spaces Enroll in a workshop? It was a team that fired its coach, David Blatt, in January 2016, despite being in first place in the Eastern Conference and having reached the Finals the previous June. These are the only awards chosen by the critics themselves. She is the author of the speculative fiction novels Sub Rosa and Sodom Road Exit, the memoir How Poetry Saved My Life: A Hustler's Memoir, and the poetry collection Where the Words End and My Body Begins. Her debut collection, Milk Blood Heat, is a finalist for the PEN/Jean Stein Award and the PEN/Robert W. Bingham Prize, and she teaches fiction at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Good people and good conversation. David Byron Queen has an MFA from the University of Montana, where he was a Truman Capote Fellow. F250. This panel will show you easy hacks for promoting your book in a world in flux. In this panel, five diverse, emerging, and established poets from east, central, and northwest regions will share their writing process and poems. Jane Wong is the author of two poetry collections: How to Not Be Afraid of Everything (Alice James, 2021) and Overpour (Action Books, 2016). Room 437, Summit Building, Seattle Convention Center, Level 4, F148. Georgiana Valoyce-Sanchez is Islander and Coastal Chumash from her father's lineage and Tohono and Akimal O'odham from her mother's lineage. His recent works include The Only Good Indians, My Heart Is a Chainsaw, The Babysitter Lives, Earthdivers, and Dont Fear the Reaper. Losing someone to suicide is a unique and terrible trauma, and one that has created a sort of invisible kith of mourners. Alicia Wright is a PhD candidate in English and literary arts at the University of Denver, where she was the 20202021 Denver Quarterly Editorial Fellow (associate editor). ONLINE: Writing Day Workshops plans both in-person and virtual/online conferences. Redefining poetic justice, this panel explores actionability in terms of prison reform, racial injustice, gun violence, abuse, sexual assault, and immigration law. You do not have to be tech-savvy to do this, and understand we are keeping all aspects of a traditional in-person event, including one-on-one agent & editor . He is the founding editor of The Boiler and poetry editor for Deep Vellum. A graduate of Yale University, UNC Greensboro, and the Clarion Writers Workshop, she is now based in Boston. Hannah Andrade is an Agent & Royalties Manager at Bradford Literary Agency. Ali A. nal is a fiction writer from Turkey. Four novelists discuss the aesthetics and politics of fear. This panel brings together a queer historian with queer writers of historical fiction to discuss the genre and how they approach the depiction of often-marginalized histories. She is represented by Ayla Zuraw-Friedland at the Frances Goldin Literary Agency. Seniors must present a valid ID to register at our senior rate. She is a member of the Radius of Arab American Writers, Inc. He is an honors graduate from UT Austin. Their debut essay collection, How Far the Light Reaches, was published by Little, Brown. They are a chapter of a national program and offer after-school tutoring, workshops, field trips, in-school support, and publishing. They craft powerful imagery and sharp storytelling while facing the dangers of missile strikes, bombings, and occupation. Pam is looking for adult, young adult, and middle grade fiction with literary voices and commercial hooks. You can sign up for pitches at any time, or switch pitches at any time, so long as the agent in question still has appointments open. F210. Jeanne Heuving is a scholar and creative writer. She is on the faculty of the Program in Creative Writing at Princeton University. She is also open to middle grade and YA graphic novels, as well as select narrative nonfiction on lesser-known subjects. She lives in Austin, Texas. He spent ten years painting houses in Michigan and now teaches creative writing at Winthrop University. Brenda Shaughnessy is the Okinawan/Irish American author of seven poetry books, including 2023's Tanya, and Liquid Flesh: New and Selected Poems (UK.) In the face of major change, people migrate, viruses penetrate, insects movethese writers show how identities shift with them. She is an affiliate artist at Headlands Center of the Arts and lives in San Francisco. His focus is on creative nonfiction and eco-writing. She translated Pillar of Books by Moon Bo Young (Black Ocean, 2021) and cotranslated Hysteria by Kim Yideum (Action Books, 2019). 2. She's faculty in the MFA in writing at VCFA and coordinator of the Vermont Book Award. This panel will feature established queer authors and teachers of creative writing discussing the current state of queer aesthetics and how to write about, critique, and revise works about LGBTQ+ characters and experiences in the workshop setting. Her short story collection Wild Gestures, (MidnightSun) won Best Short Story Collection at the Saboteur Awards in London (2017). A writer, a literary journal editor, a couple of podcasters, and a director for a teen creative writing community program walk into a room to discuss how each encourages writing and literacy in bilingual communities. (James Tate Hill). Diana Khoi Nguyen, apoet and multimedia artist, is the author of Ghost Of (Omnidawn 2018) and recipient of a 2021 NEA fellowship. She has chapbooks with Small Harbor Publishing and Milk & Cake Press. Scarlet Tanager Books Celebrates Indigenous Wisdom in Poetry. Mentoring across Race: Practices to Support BIPOC Students and Writers In fiction, she seeks: dark and transporting Young Adult fantasy; atmospheric and whimsical Middle Grade; Young Adult & Adult mysteries with a unique hook; clever retellings of folklore/legends/myths; stories that feature diverse voices and multicultural experiences; Graphic Novels. Use this special meeting as a chance to pitch your work and get professional feedback on your pitch. Drawing from a range of cultural and literary backgrounds, and examining both their own work and the work of others, these writers will discuss the craft of writing the grief, anger, desire, and joy that insists upon formal contradiction and possibilityrefusing to be singularly contained. Registrants are encouraged to take advantage of the specially-priced critique, so they can send out their query letter with confidence following the workshop. Members Only price of $475.00. He is a freelance writer. Honore Fanonne Jeffers is a fiction writer, poet, and essayist. Kendra Allen is the author of essay collection When You Learn the Alphabet and winner of the 2018 Iowa Prize for Literary Nonfiction. (Kelly McMasters, Joanna Rakoff, Sonora Jha, Rebecca Woolf, Jane Wong). You do not have to be tech-savvy to do this, and understand we are keeping all aspects of a traditional in-person event, including one-on-one agent & editor pitching, which will now be done by Zoom or phone. Stealing Time: On Purpose, Permission, and Putting Writing First Our work foregrounds our embodied, Asian American experiences that disrupt public imagination about the Midwest. Shes also the writer/director of a short film entitled Urban Uber. F212. Panelists will discuss their process of deciding how to talk to children and young adults about the legacy of racism in America. She has been awarded residencies at Hedgebrook and Willapa Bay AiR. Ellie Pasquale is an English literature and publishing & editing double major at Susquehanna University, where she also serves as conference coordinator for the Forum for Undergraduate Student Editors. As an editor, Chelsey worked on projects that cross the literary landscape: from Amish romance to upmarket thrillers and everything in between. Sherrie Flick is the author of a novel and two story collections. Do I need a TikTok? Laura Read is the author of Dresses from the Old Country, Instructions for My Mothers Funeral, and The Chewbacca on Hollywood Boulevard Reminds Me of You. She is of Nahua ancestry and a multidisciplinary artist working in Tulsa, Oklahoma. (Joan Glass, K Iver, MT Vallerta, Diana Nguyen, KB Brookins). We approach sentences in terms of musicality, mouth feel, the felt quality of sound, syntactic symbolism, and the physicality of sentences (musculature, torque, momentum). (Michael X. Wang, Sam Ligon, Cameron Barnett, Beth Alvarado , Ruth L. Schwartz, Michael Walsh). A number of poets, including Remica Bingham-Risher, Ama Codjoe, and Evie Shockley, will share poems by Moon that have inspired them. This lecture will cover the complicated reality of our US. No matter what youre writing fiction or nonfiction the days classes will help point you in the right direction. Maggie Cooper is a literary agent with Aevitas Creative Management, representing fiction and select nonfiction with an emphasis on queer stories and books that spark imagination and joy. Reyna Munoz is a first-generation college graduate who obtained her BA in English and her MA in literature at New Mexico State. Ryan G. Van Cleave directs the creative writing program at the Ringling College of Art + Design. JD Scott is the author of Moonflower, Nightshade, All the Hours of the Day(&NOW Books, 2020) and Mask for Mask (New Rivers Press, 2021). Graphic narratives have exploded in publishing, with graphic novels readership surging, a catch-all trade term including graphic journalism, memoir, literary fiction, comics poetry, Afro-futurism, bande dessine, and other hybrid forms. Her American Amnesiac was longlisted for the 2013 National Book Award. F182. This dynamic way of seeing the world, unbound by politics and form, often distinguishes how Latine artists see and embody their work. Her debut collection of immigrant horror stories, Tell Me Pleasant Things about Immortality is forthcoming. Their protected lands ranged from protected habitats, sanctuaries, farms, and ranches, to ecosystems and wilderness preserves. Marianne Chan is the author of All Heathens, the winner of the 2021 GLCA New Writers Award in Poetry. A Kundiman and Lambda Fellow, they teach at the University of Washington Bothell. Jackson Bliss is the mixed-race/hapa author of Amnesia of June Bugs, Counterfactual Love Stories & Other Experiments, Dream Pop Origami, and the speculative hypertext, Dukkha, My Love. The author of two novels, Let the Lover Be and A Return to Arms, she is a VONA/VOICES alum, Yaddo Fellow, and Ragdale Fellow. Wade Geary is a lecturer at Amsterdam University College where he teaches writing and literature courses. Get practical tips for writing a unique story that connects with a wide audience, plus find out what makes an essay rise to the top of the slush pile. Her awards include a Soros Justice Fellowship and the Richard J. Margolis Award for Social Justice Writing. There is a long tradition of Black, Indigenous, and other writers of color combining humor and wit to wrestle with heavy themes to make their audiences laugh and reflect on the page. Yes, we still have spaces available.

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