>William Faulkner at UVA

> In the late 1950s, William Faulkner was Writer in Residence at the University of Virginia. UVA has just put an archive of recordings…

>Sewanee Writers’ Conference — Day 12

> This is it. I head home early in the morning, and so there will be no more posts about Sewanee 2010. It’s been…

>Sewanee Writers’ Conference — Day 11

> Friday was a great day. We started with the last Fellows’ reading. First, Jehanne Dubrow read from her book Stateside. Then Cheryl Strayed…

>Sewanee Writers’ Conference — Day 10

> On Thursday, the first event was Jill McCorkle’s craft lecture in which she employed an extended anatomical metaphor for writing fiction–using the heart…

>Sewanee Writers’ Conference — Day 9

> Incredibly, we’re nearing the end of the conference. Wednesday morning, though, was as full as could be, with wonderful readings and lectures. First…

>Sewanee Writers’ Conference — Day 8

> Tuesday: time after breakfast to get a little work done on the stories for the afternoon workshop, but then: The next fellows’ reading…

>Sewanee Writers’ Conference — Day 7

>We’re past the halfway point, sadly. But Monday was a busy day. We started with a publishers’ panel, featuring Kathy Pories from Algonquin, Tod…

>IN AN UNCHARTED COUNTRY wins Maria Thomas Fiction Award

>I’m very pleased to say that my book, In an Uncharted Country, has won the 2010 Maria Thomas Fiction Award from Peace Corps Writers!

>Sewanee Writers’ Conference — Day 6

> Sundays at the Sewanee Writers’ Conference begin slowly. I got up a little later than usual–after the Saturday night Pub dance–and took a…

>Prime Number Magazine is now live!

> Check out Issue No. 2 — the first issue of Prime Number Magazine!