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Conferences and Residencies Slideshow

A selection of photos from our special section on conferences, residencies, and festivals.
  • 1 of 6Get Lit!
    Credit: Amy Sinisterra

    Get Lit!

    Author Walter Mosley reads at the Spokane Club during the 2007 Get Lit! book festival. GetLit! is held each April in various venues throughout the downtown Spokane, Washington, area.

  • 2 of 6Kundiman
    Credit: Dan Addison/University of Virginia Public Affairs

    Kundiman

    The University of Virginia, Charlottesville, the setting for Kundiman’s annual retreat, which will take place from June 25 to June 29 and feature workshops and readings by Bei Dao, Tan Lin, and Aimee Nezhukumatathil. Kundiman is a nonprofit dedicated to advancing the work of Asian American poets.

  • 3 of 6Lambda Literary Foundation
    Credit: Morgan Gwenwald

    Lambda Literary Foundation

    Komal Bhojwani (left) and Katherine V. Forrest discuss a manuscript at the first weeklong Lambda Literary Foundation retreat held last August at American Jewish University in Bel Air, California. This year’s event will take place from August 10 to August 17. Lambda is a ten-year-old nonprofit for lesbian, gay, and bisexual and transgender/transsexual literature.

  • 4 of 6The Frost Place
    Credit: Jim Schley

    The Frost Place

    The Frost Place, a museum and nonprofit center for poetry and the arts based at Robert Frost’s old homestead in Franconia, New Hampshire. The thirtieth annual Festival and Conference of Poetry will be held from July 27 to August 2.

  • 5 of 6The Mary Anderson Center for the Arts
    Credit: Ardis Moonlight

    The Mary Anderson Center for the Arts

    A historic barn on the grounds of Mount Saint Francis, home to the Mary Anderson Center for the Arts located in southern Indiana.

  • 6 of 6The Montana Festival of the Book
    Credit: Ken Stolz

    The Montana Festival of the Book

    Student and poetry coaches from the Missoula Writing Collaborative read poetry at the Mountain Line Bus Service Transfer Station to kickoff the Poetry on the Bus project during the Montana Festival of the Book. The 2008 festival will take place from October 23 to 25.

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