Roots. Wounds. Words.: A Literary Arts Revolution Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Roots. Wounds. Words.: A Literary Arts Revolution

Introducing RWW Winter Writers' Retreat Visiting Faculty Naseem Jamnia (they/them/themself), author of the critically praised debut novella The Bruising of Qilwa and a Lambda Literary Fellow. Learn more here https://t.co/D58XO5z5Nv https://t.co/L3GvWQE2Fn

Roots. Wounds. Words.: A Literary Arts Revolution

Introducing RWW Writers' Retreat for Storytellers of Color Faculty Elisabet Velasquez, a Boricua writer born in Bushwick, Brooklyn whose debut novel, WHEN WE MAKE IT, was named a book to watch for by The New York Times.! Learn more: https://t.co/HBeTRF2pE5 https://t.co/VVE0q4qZnN

Roots. Wounds. Words.: A Literary Arts Revolution

👀Spots are still open! Get yourself a seat and bring your book proposal to life with theeee Bad Fat Black Girl Sesali Bowen! In her workshop, you will learn how to make the proposal work for YOU(beyond the publishing process)! Register here https://t.co/HKYAbx3pv0 https://t.co/8JDLa2TMYE

Roots. Wounds. Words.: A Literary Arts Revolution

How can writing through and about food radically strengthen our communities? Join RWW’s writing community with Jane Wong, a brilliant educator with a PHD in English, and the author of How to Not Be Afraid of Everything. Learn more and register here https://t.co/3MwAPfCjxT https://t.co/aLsVnKkpmw

Roots. Wounds. Words.: A Literary Arts Revolution

Study Young Adult Fiction with Adiba Jaigirdar, author of The Henna Wars, which was selected as one of the best YA books of all time by Time Magazine. THE APPLICATION TO ATTEND THE RWW WRITERS' RETREAT FOR STORYTELLERS OF COLOR CLOSES JULY 31st.Apply here https://t.co/XegAQSHuja https://t.co/yrDzHBurJo

Roots. Wounds. Words.: A Literary Arts Revolution

How can writing through and about food radically strengthen our communities? Join RWW’s writing community with Jane Wong, a brilliant educator with a PHD in English, and the author of How to Not Be Afraid of Everything. Learn more and register here https://t.co/3MwAPfCjxT https://t.co/aLsVnKkpmw

Roots. Wounds. Words.: A Literary Arts Revolution

Introducing RWW Writers' Retreat for Storytellers of Color Faculty Prageeta Sharma whose collections of poetry include Bliss to Fill (2000), The Opening Question (2004), Infamous Landscapes (2007), Undergloom (2013), and Grief Sequence (2019). Learn more: https://t.co/HBeTRFk0vD https://t.co/a6gDuw7BW3

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Roots. Wounds. Words.: A Literary Arts Revolution

Introducing RWW 2023 Nonfiction Fellow Celeste Chan who is a writer and artist. She co-directed Queer Rebels, created experimental film programs for MIX NYC, ran Writing Rainbow, and toured with Sister Spit. She’s now writing her memoir. Learn more here https://t.co/CcEcHnPeMM https://t.co/bgkDhBsdxt

Roots. Wounds. Words.: A Literary Arts Revolution

Introducing RWW 2023 Nonfiction Fellow Celeste Chan who is a writer and artist. She co-directed Queer Rebels, created experimental film programs for MIX NYC, ran Writing Rainbow, and toured with Sister Spit. She’s now writing her memoir. Learn more here https://t.co/CcEcHnPeMM https://t.co/bgkDhBsdxt

Roots. Wounds. Words.: A Literary Arts Revolution

Introducing RWW 2023 Nonfiction Fellow SG Huerta who is a queer Chicane writer. They are the CNF editor for Porter House Review & a reader for ANMLY and Split Lip. They have two poetry chapbooks, The Things We Bring with Us & Last Stop. Learn more here https://t.co/CcEcHnPeMM https://t.co/iY02twjap7