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Archive for tag: conversation

10.082017November 12, 2019

Report from the Field: A Catalog of Exchanges: When Men (Don’t) Read My Words

Report from the Field: A Catalog of Exchanges: When Men (Don’t) Read My Words

By Hannah BonnerIn Reports from the FieldTags claiming your voice, conversation, Karachi Literature Festival, MFA, misogyny, Phiroozeh Petigara, publishing, self-care, self-compassion, silencing, women writers, writing workshops

You are apparently famous, though I have never heard of you. You workshop my piece at a prestigious writing workshop in California. It is my...

17.082016November 12, 2019

VIDA Editor Roundtable

VIDA Editor Roundtable

By VIDAIn FeaturedTags #fiction, academics, AGNI, Apogee Journal, Black Warrior Review, Brevity, conversation, Ecotone, editing, editor, Electric Literature, Façadomy, Fourth Genre, gatekeeping, Guernica, Gulf Coast, Hobart, Hotel Amerika, Huizache, Hyphen, identity, Jen Palmares Meadows, Joey De Jesus, Kartika Review, literary journal, literary magazine, marginalized, memoir, nonfiction, poetry, Prairie Schooner, representation, roundtable, Sarah Fawn Montgomery, slush pile, solicitations, Sonora Review, Split Lip Magazine, Steven Church, submissions, submit, TAYO, The Fem, The Nervous Breakdown, The Normal School, The Rumpus, tumblr, voices, writers

Sarah Fawn: Hi everyone, Sarah Fawn Montgomery here. Thank you all for (virtually) sitting down to talk about our editing experiences and processes, and to...

22.062015September 10, 2019

ROUNDTABLE: POLICING THE OTHER IN THE LITERARY WORLD

ROUNDTABLE: POLICING THE OTHER IN THE LITERARY WORLD

By Sheila McMullinIn FeaturedTags #fiction, African American, Asian American, Bhanu Kapil, Carmen Giménez Smith, contests, conversation, creative writing, Feminism, giovanni singleton, Hoa Nguyen, INTERSECTIONAL, Lee Ann Roripaugh, literary, literature, Metta Sáma, MFA, Natalie Diaz, Native American, panel, people of color, POC, poetry, presses, publishing, race, roundtable, Sarah Gambito, teaching, VIDA, white supremacy, whiteness, Women of Color, workshop, writers, writers of color

This conversation, moderated by Hoa Nguyen, took place on March 29, 2015. Hoa sent out a preliminary list of questions meant to spark the conversation,...

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