Archives: Teachers/Speakers

Deborah Nedelman is a novelist and former psychologist with expertise in the Amherst Writing Method.

Seattle author Alle C. Hall's debut novel As Far as You Can Go Before You Have to Come Back has been honored sixteen times, most recently: finalist for The Nancy

Zoe Hardwick is a recent graduate of the MFA Writing Program at Columbia University. Her work considers Black radical life, spirituality, cityscapes, and the complexities of the mundane. Her work

Monique Ouk is a Cambodian-American writer. Her poetry appears in Diode Poetry Journal, The Margins, and The Seventh Wave.

Bill Hollands was born and raised in Miami, Florida, graduated from Williams College, and received his MA in English as a Dr. Herchel Smith Fellow at Cambridge University. He worked

Jenny Harrington Lill is a writer, researcher, and advocate living on Mercer Island. She is an MFA candidate in nonfiction and literature at the Bennington Writing Seminars. Jenny is currently working on her