Hugo House and Hotel Sorrento team up for this monthly divination series hosted by poet Johnny Horton. Come early, write your most burning questions down, and a panel of writers will divine your fate by choosing a random passage from their respective books. Tonight's writer-oracles are award-winning journalist and current Seattle Times staff writer Claudia
Hugo House and Hotel Sorrento team up for this monthly divination series hosted by poet Johnny Horton. Come early, write your most burning questions down, and a panel of writers will divine your fate by choosing a random passage from their respective books. Tonightâs writer-oracles are Melissa Febos, author of the critically acclaimed memoir, Whip
Hugo House and Hotel Sorrento team up for this monthly divination series hosted by poet Johnny Horton. Come early, write your most burning questions down, and a panel of writers will divine your fate by choosing a random passage from their respective books. Tonight's panel of writer-oracles are fiction writer and memoirist Suzanne Morrison, author
Hugo House and Hotel Sorrento team up for this monthly divination series hosted by poet Johnny Horton. Come early, write your most burning questions down, and a panel of writers will divine your fate by choosing a random passage from their respective books. Tonight's writer-oracles are nonfiction writer and author of the High Plains Book
Hotel Sorrento Fireside Room (900 Madison Street) | free Ask the Oracle is backâand now quarterly! Join us in the cozy Fireside Room at Hotel Sorrento for a special spooky Halloween edition of literary divination, hosted by Johnny Horton. Tonight's writer-oracles are Richard Chiem, Meredith Clark, and Marie-Caroline Moir. Come early, write your most burning
Hotel Sorrento Fireside Room (900 Madison Street) | free Join us for the next installment of Ask the Oracle, a quarterly series where writers answer your most burning questions through literary divination! Come early, write your questions down, andâif fates allowâour host Johnny Horton will pose your question to the panel of writers, who'll then
Hotel Sorrento Fireside Room (900 Madison Street) | free Join us for Ask the Oracle, a quarterly series where local writers answer your most burning questions through literary divination. Come early, write your questions down, andâif fates allowâour host Johnny Horton will pose your question to the panel of writers, who'll then choose a passage from
Hotel Sorrento Fireside Room (900 Madison Street) | free Join us for Ask the Oracle, a quarterly series where local writers answer your most burning questions through literary divination. Come early, write your questions down, andâif fates allowâour host Johnny Horton will pose your question to the panel of writers, who'll then choose a passage from
A glowing collection of new stories from up-and-coming voices and celebrated authors alike,âŻSmall OdysseysâŻcelebrates the latest gems of contemporary short fiction. Striking and joyful, the collection elucidates the character of the current literary landscape while featuring the voices of thirty-five luminaries testing the limits of the form. Small OdysseysâŻis a celebration of the exhilarating diversity of
Join us in the Hugo House Lapis Theater for the launch of Kathryn Schulzâ national bestseller and New York Timesâ Editorsâ Choice, Lost & Found. Hailed as a âprofound meditation on grief and joy,â Lost & Found tells the story of the authorâs incalculable loss amidst finding the love of her life.Pre-order a copy of
Kundiman and Hugo House present a reading showcasing local writers of the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) diaspora in honor of heritage month. Featuring Betsy Aoki, Troy Osaki, Ari Laurel, and Nari Kirk with hosts Jordan Alam and Shankar Narayan, this series of poets and prose writers bring us new work after a long
Castalia is a monthly reading series featuring graduate students, faculty, and alumni from the University of Washington MFA program. Learn more about UW Castalia and who will be reading at this monthâs event here.
This spring, the 2021-22 Hugo House Fellows invite you to their reading, âRituals for Perennial Awakening: a reading inspired by & in search of healing.âThe Fellows will read from the projects theyâve been working on during the Hugo Fellowship, part of our program that provides support to emerging writers. Hear work from Scott Bentley, s.c.
Teaching Black: The Craft of Teaching on Black Life and LiteratureâŻ(published by the University of Pittsburgh Press in their Composition, Literacy, and Culture series) presents the experiences and voices of Black creative writers who are also teachers. The authors in this collection engage poetry, fiction, experimental literature, playwriting, and literary criticism. They provide historical and
"I flew homeâ / then I flew from homeâ / having found my home is flight."Â Expatriate voices have always enriched our collective experience of literature. As Tolstoy asserted: "If literature is NOT translated . . . it's like blood that stays locked in one part of the body." Translation, while often a primary transfusion, is
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