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Trade Your Air Miles for workshop with Connie Willis
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Fall 08 Fantastic Fiction Workshops and Readings at NW MediaArts
Hi All;
There has been so much going on this year that there’s been no time to report on it all, but Fall is here and we want to make sure that everyone knows about the great line-up of authors heading to Seattle beginning this month to teach and read at the NW Media Arts Fantastic Fiction Workshops and Readings/Salons held at Richard Hugo House ( Read more... ) -
Speculative Fiction Contest: Quattro
April 26th: The winner of the Quattro Speculative Fiction Contest was Conor Anderson's story "Buddha Net."
Congratulations Conor! We look forward to seeing the story published.
Conor Anderson was a riveting reader and everyone enjoyed hearing his story read at the Quattro Awards evening at Richard Hugo House. Award-winning author Greg Bear was ( Read more... ) -
Connnie Willis Fantastic Fction Workshop and Reading
Connie Willis headlined February's Fantastic Fiction Workshop Series with grace, wit, and skill. I've heard Connie discuss writing in relationship to student manuscripts being critiqued many times during the Clarion West workshops she's taught, but I've never had the good fortune to hear her compress her thoughts about any one aspect of the craft ( Read more... ) -
China Mieville reading in Seattle
China Mieville read from his new YA book, Un Lun Dun, at University Book Store on March 2nd. I hadn't seen China since 2004 when he taught at Clarion West. It was a pleasure to have the opportunity to get to know him during his week at the workshop. Working with China at CW I was pleased to discover that despite his prodigious talent and rock ( Read more... ) -
Paul Park launches Fantastic Fiction Salons in Seattle, WA
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Thanks for dropping by to check out what's new on the Seattle arts scene! On January 29th, NW MediaArts launched its first reading in the Fantastic Fiction Salon series with critically acclaimed writer Paul Park. Paul flew in from Massachussetts to read from the third book in the Tourmaline Quartet, The White Tyger, for the very first time ( Read more... )
