I have been invited to teach at the Whidbey Island Writers Association Fall Residency this summer where I’ll be teaching alongside Andrea Hurst (of Andrea Hurst Literary Management), Marvin Bell (the prolific poet), and Holly MacArthur (managing editor of Tin House literary magazine).
I’ll be teaching “Creating Your Writing Career From the Ground Up” in three, one-hour sessions. I cannot wait!
To learn more about the only MFA program in the country not affiliated with a college or University, click here for the program description.
Congratulations! Whidbey Island is absolutely gorgeous. I had the amazing experience of a residency at Hedgebrook which is located on Whidbey, and it truly is like heaven on earth. Enjoy!!
Oh my gosh! I used to live there when I was little (in Oak Harbor actually). My husband and I stayed in the bed and breakfast at Fort Casey(originally the officers homes) for a couple nights during our honeymoon. Make sure you visit Coupeville for a bowl of clam chowder along the water.