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“A Glimpse of Something Real”: An exclusive Q&A with poet Ed Skoog
Ed Skoog is an award-winning poet and author of four books of poetry. His latest collection Travelers Leaving For the City will be released by Copper Canyon Press on May
Creative Writing Scribes
Scribes will explore the elements of poetry and prose! Together with Karen and Corrine, Scribes will use dynamic creative writing and imagination to build rich, internal worlds while engage one
How to Fund Your Writing Habit [Vanessa Hua]
Starting, changing, or jump-starting your career? Whether you’re applying for a Fulbright, for a summer residency, as a writer-in-residence, for an MFA, to J-school, or for a journalism grant, you’ll
Poetry Scribes GRADES 9-12
Explore the craft of poetry in this week-long Scribes session.
Screenwriting Scribes GRADES 9-12
Screenwriting Scribes will provide teens with the opportunity to delve into the art of screenwriting: film, television, audio drama, and more…
Scribes & NAAM GRADES 9-12
Scribes will be immersed in culture and history at the Northwest African American Museum, a vital Seattle institution, to explore elements of poetry and prose.
Mary Lane Potter
Mary Lane Potter (PhD, University of Chicago and MFA, Warren Wilson) has deep experience writing, editing and teaching fiction, nonfiction, and creative nonfiction. She’s the author of the novel A
Fiction Scribes
This one week fiction camp will provide teens with the opportunity to practice writing and telling stories through a diverse range of writing activities, special guests, engaging readings, and field
Rebecca Morris
Rebecca Morris teaches Researching and Writing True Crime, Narrative Journalism, and other non-fiction courses at Hugo House. She worked as a journalist in New York City, Seattle, and Portland, Ore.
