F250. Me Too: Writing Your Way Through (and Out of) Childhood Sexual Abuse
Friday, March 29, 2019
1:30 pm to 2:45 pm
Participants
Nickole Brown’s books are Sister , Fanny Says (with a 2017 audiobook), and To Those Who Were Our First Gods. She received a Weatherford Award for Appalachian Poetry and an NEA. She teaches at Sewanee and the Hindman Settlement School.
Laure-Anne Bosselaar is the author of The Hour Between Dog & Wolf, Small Gods of Grief (Isabella Gardner Prize), and A New Hunger (ALA Notable Book). She taught at Sarah Lawrence College and teaches at the Solstice Low-Residency MFA Program. Her fourth collection is, These Many Rooms.
Dorianne Laux’s new and selected poems, Only as the Day Is Long, is forthcoming. She teaches for the Program in Creative Writing at North Carolina State University and is founding faculty of Pacific University's Low Residency MFA Program.
Richard Hoffman is author of seven books, Half the House: A Memoir; the poetry collections Without Paradise, Gold Star Road, Emblem, and Noon until Night; Interference & Other Stories; and the memoir Love & Fury. He is Senior Writer-in-Residence at Emerson College.
Kamilah Aisha Moon is the author of Starshine & Clay and She Has a Name. A Pushcart prize winner, Moon was also selected as a PSA New American Poet. Widely published in journals and anthologies, Moon holds an MFA from Sarah Lawrence College and teaches at Agnes Scott College.