Archives: Teachers/Speakers

Katharine Strange specializes in questioning received wisdom with a wink and a smirk. She writes personal essays, short stories, novels, and now, memoir! Her work has appeared in The Seattle

Alejandro Pérez-Cortés was born in Colima, Mexico.   His poems and short stories have been published in newspapers in his home state since 1996.  Year 2000. His work was included

Elizabeth Sotelo is a Ph.D. candidate, researcher, teacher, and writer. She was born and raised in Lima, Perú, before settling in California and Oregon. She holds an M.A. in Hispanic

R.E. Toledo ("Rossy"): Narradora y poeta, escribe y aboga por los derechos de los inmigrantes. Cursó la Maestría en Letras Hispánicas en la Universidad de Tennessee y la Maestría en Escritura

Narradora y escritora mexicana. Estudió derecho en la UNAM y administración pública en el ITAM. Cursó Narrativa y Novela en la Escuela de Escritura Ateneu Barcelonés en España. En 2016

Bel-Quiaoit Quarless is inclined to break through western ideals of art and transform it into its beginning form: art for human’s sake. Peddling poems and novellas from underneath a secret

Anis is your hot gay dad. According to their titas, they are and always have been masyadong suplada, masungit, walang hiya. They write about surviving sexual violence, which is to

Jéhan Òsanyìn (they/them) is a somatic abolitionist and futurist facilitator who is also an Equity actor and Gregory Award nominated playwright. They studied theatre in Japan, Hong Kong, Vietnam, India,

Jessamine Chan’s short stories have appeared in Tin House and Epoch. A former reviews editor at Publishers Weekly, she holds an MFA from Columbia University. Her first novel, The School for Good Mothers, is a New

A maker of fiction and memoir, Dawn Noel Chen claims the mixed-race heritage of Filipino, Scandinavian, and Scotch-Irish. Taking Anne Liu Kellor's class gave her the guts to write about