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18 playsVivian Hu is a writer and cellist. A 2024 NEA Fellow, Vivian has received fellowships from the Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference and A Public Space. Her stories have… -
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17 playsDanez Smith is the author of three collections including Homie and Don’t Call Us Dead. They have won the Forward Prize for Best Collection, the Minnesota Book… -
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18 playsVA Smith’s work has appeared or is forthcoming in several anthologies and in dozens of literary journals, among them Southern Review, Calyx, Crab Creek Review,… -
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4 playsWest Branch contributors and editors join us to celebrate the launch of West Branch 106, Fall 2024. Arman Chowdhury is the Associate Fiction Editor for West Branch. His… -
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2 playsFeaturing poets Rachel Mennies and Matthew Olzmann, and moderated by recent Stadler Fellow Sarah Ali, this conversation will explore the epistolary form as it pertains… -
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6 playsShira Erlichman & Eugenia Leigh, moderated by Jessica Nirvana Ram Born in Israel, now living in Brooklyn, Shira Erlichman is an author, visual artist, and musician.… -
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15 playsEach year the Stadler Center’s Annual Student Reading gathers the winners of the Cadigan Prizes for Younger Writers, the Stadler Center’s literary contest… -
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18 playsJane Wong is the author of a memoir Meet Me Tonight in Atlantic City (Tin House, 2023), and two collections of poetry, How to Not Be Afraid of Everything (Alice James,… -
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11 playsLeslie Harrison, the author of three books of poetry, most recently Reck (2023), will present the free, public Drew Darrow Memorial Poetry Reading, hosted by The Stadler… -
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16 playsAssistant Professor of English-Creative Writing Bix Gabriel earned an M.F.A in fiction from Indiana University-Bloomington. Her debut novel, Archives of Amnesia, was a… -
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11 playsAkil Kumarasamy is the author of the novel Meet Us by the Roaring Sea (FSG, 2022) and the linked story collection Half Gods (FSG, 2018), which was named a New York Times…