At AWP23, Programs Celebrate Milestones and New Arrivals Get in the Game
Inclusive programming was one of the hallmarks of the Association of Writers and Writing Programs meeting, which ran March 8-11 in Seattle and drew approximately 9,500 people.
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Inclusive programming was one of the hallmarks of the Association of Writers and Writing Programs meeting, which ran March 8-11 in Seattle and drew approximately 9,500 people.
“Why is the Black mind a continuous mind? Because the work of freedom is slow.”
At a recent fundraiser for Emory Libraries and a community reading and book-signing at Emory’s Glenn Auditorium, Ada Limón delighted existing fans of her work and earned many new followers.
The spring season starts on Sunday, Feb. 19 with a trio of local authors. Coming soon to Madison: Emily St. John Mandel, Rebecca Makkai, Clint Smith, Michelle Zauner and others.
“Not a generically boring office job, but something terribly specific that we don’t normally get to hear about,” says the author, whose new book is “I Have Some Questions for You.” “I want to enjoy a novel and at the same time learn everything about eel fishing or asbestos removal or typewriter repair.”