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Monthly Archives: January 2008
Reposting: 2007 Bread Loaf waiters are doing a reading
It’s called the “Orphan Reading” because, well, it’s a long story. Anyway, many of the 2007 work-study scholars, writers who received a “waitership” from Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference, are having a reading during AWP, the big writers’ conference, convention, and … Continue reading
I smell children. . . (I’ve always loved this guy)
Chitty-Chitty Bang Bang was the second movie I ever saw (the first was something about a man who had befriended a shark). I saw it in a theater located on a high floor in Tokyo, and I remember looking out … Continue reading
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Tagged Dark side of the rainbow, japan, movies, Mr. Beller's Neighborhood, the child catcher, writing
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2007 Bread Loaf waiters are doing a reading
It’s called the “Orphan Reading” because, well, it’s a long story. Anyway, many of the 2007 work-study scholars, writers who received a “waitership” from Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference, are having a reading during AWP, the big writers’ conference, convention, and … Continue reading
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Tagged "bread loaf waiter", AWP 2008, Bread Loaf, Bread Loaf Writers' Conference, Breadloaf, conference, reading, waiter, waitership, work-study
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New fiction on Guernica
The beginning of Elizabeth Kadetsky’s spooky novel-in-progress, The Noticers is up. When the heat comes I have to get out. I live on the top floor of a tenement walk-up, a flat filled to clutter with the detritus of a … Continue reading
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Guernica author Susan Choi in P&W
As noted here before, Francisco Goldman guest-edited an issue of Guernica recently, which featured an excerpt from A Person of Interest, the new novel by Susan Choi. She’s interviewed in the current Poets & Writers The novel is due February … Continue reading