A Petition Circulates and Sides Form as AWP Board Remains Silent About Fenza
Responses to AWP executive director David Fenza’s departure have been met by silence from the organization’s board.
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David Fenza Out as Executive Director of AWP
On March 11 the board of directors of AWP ended its relationship with the organization’s long-time executive director, David Fenza. “I had no warnings,” he says.
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Go Home!
The Pulitzer Prize winner offers his personal perspective on the idea of “home” in his foreword to Go Home!, a new anthology of fiction, memoir, and poetry by Asian diasporic writers.
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Women Writers Press for Progress, Overlooked Obituaries, and More
Poet Lucie Brock-Broido has died; Women’s Prize for Fiction longlist; Like a Woman pop-up bookstore; and other news.
Read Across America Day, Writing a Memoir While Grieving, and More
Clint Smith on Black Panther and W. E. B. Du Bois; South Korean poet Ko Un accused of sexual harassment; the most popular book in every state; and other news.
New Indigenous Writers, Poetry and Empathy, and More
Essential Native American novels; true crime research; Jane Austen’s unusual editing tools; and other news.
LA Times Book Awards Finalists, Edna St. Vincent Millay’s Birthday, and More
David Mamet’s crime novel; the ecopoetry of Don Marquis; a case for negative book reviews; and other news.
Patricia Smith Wins $100,000 Poetry Prize, Frankenstein Facsimiles, and More
PEN announces winners of its 2018 Literary Awards; Khaled Hosseini’s next novel to focus on Syrian refugee crisis; Milo Yiannopoulos drops lawsuit against Simon & Schuster; and other news.
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Golden Man Booker Prize, Presidential Poetry, and More
American metaphysical women poets; prisoner-turned-published author sued for cost of his incarceration; Hachette Livre CEO says e-books are stupid; and other news.
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U.K. Press Publishes Only Women in 2018, To Kill a Mockingbird on Broadway, and More
Former literary editor recalls the publishing world before #MeToo; Joyce Carol Oates on books that changed her; congressman John Lewis announces new graphic novel series; and other news.
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