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Ucross Announces Native American Fellows – Sheridan Media

Ucross Announces Two Native American Fellows

Novelist Brandon Hobson lives in Las Cruces, New Mexico, where he is assistant professor of English at New Mexico State University.  He also teaches at the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe. Interdisciplinary artist Jessica Mehta, currently based in Exeter, England, is completing a PhD at the University of Exeter. She was recently awarded a 2021/2022 Fulbright U.S. Scholar award in Bangalore, India. Both Fellows are enrolled citizens of the Cherokee (Aniyunwiya) Nation.

Shapeshifting: Discovering the "We" in Mixed-Race Experiences

Anne Liu Kellor - YES! Magazine

Our Top Eight Recommendations Around Seattle This Week 🏳️‍🌈

Looking for good noir novels set in the Pacific Northwest? Here are some reader recommendations

Not so long ago, probably on one of those dark-gray nights when the rain sounds like a persistent solicitor tap-tap-tapping at your door, a reader emailed me with a question:

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Looking for good noir novels set in the Pacific Northwest? Here are some reader recommendations

Not so long ago, probably on one of those dark-gray nights when the rain sounds like a persistent solicitor tap-tap-tapping at your door, a reader emailed me with a question:

Bill Carty | Kenyon Review Conversations

Bill Carty is the author of Huge Cloudy (Octopus Books, 2019), which was long-listed for the Believer Book Award. He has received poetry fellowships from the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown, Artist Trust, Hugo House, and Jack Straw. Originally from coastal Maine, Bill now lives in Seattle, where he is senior editor at Poetry Northwest and teaches at Hugo House, the UW Robinson Center for Young Scholars, and Edmonds College. His poem “The Marshes Have No Memory” can be found here. It appears along with another poem in the May/June 2021 issue of the Kenyon Review and another poem, “We Sailed on the Lake,” appears this month in KROnline.

Our Top Eight Recommendations This Week in Seattle

Call your mothers, children! Mother’s Day is this Sunday, and with it comes the standard set of events. The Pike Place Market Flower Festival is back this Saturday and Sunday, and organizers say they’re bringing over 40 socially distanced tents with flower farmers from around the region. If you’re looking for less crowded things to do (with or without your mother), we’ve got another round-up of our top recommendations for this week. THURSDAY: RAJA FEATHER...