Upcoming Events
Past
The Paris Writers’ Workshop (PWW) celebrates its 29th session this June. Award-winning faculty, master classes, panel discussions. With the support of WICE, the Paris Writers’ Workshop has established a strong international reputation for the quality of its instruction, the caliber of its faculty, and the success of its workshop participants. If this is your first time at PWW here are some tips about getting the most out of the week and for manuscript submission details see here.
Master Classes
Panel Discussions
- Navigating Today’s Publishing Environment – Topics to include: streamlining the submission process; marketing and the author’s platform and alternative publishing.
- Ethics and the Writer – Topics to include: writing about others; writing about the other; cultural appropriation and writing about (or ignoring) politics.
- The Personal Side of Writing – Topics to include: age and the writer; balancing family and writing; balancing the day job (or commercial writing) and creative writing.
Recent Events
WRITING THE LIFE: Lise Funderburg reads selections from memoir and other creative nonfiction
Monday, 16 October, 19 h
Cafe Chez Ma Belle Mère, 1er étage
257 Avenue Daumesnil, 75012 Paris
Personal Essay/Memoir Intensive
October 11-15, 2017. Paris, France.
10 rue Tiphaine, 75015 Paris, France
01 45 66 75 50 | wice@wice-paris.org
Info here.
Julie Lythcott-Haims in Conversation with Lise Funderburg
Tuesday, October 3, 2017
7:00pm 9:00pm
Big Blue Marble Bookstore
551 Carpenter Lane
Mt. Airy, Philadelphia, PA 19119
From Big Blue Marble events calendar: “In Real American: a memoir, Julie Lythcott-Haims stirringly evokes her personal battle with the low self-esteem that American racism routinely inflicts on people of color. Philly writer Lise Funderburg, one of the definitive voices exploring biraciality in America, will be interviewing Julie to extend this necessary conversation. Lise’s first book, a collection of oral histories, Black, White, Other: Biracial Americans Talk about Race and Identity was the first to explore the lives of adult children of black-white unions.”
Book Clubs
Lise would be delighted to participate in your book club meeting by phone, in person, or online. After all, she is in a book club, too (which has no name but is pictured here and could be called the Is There Any Mangotini Left in the Box Book Club).
Free Pig Candy Reader’s Guide here.
Free Black, White, Other Reader’s Guide here.
MANUSCRIPT CONSULTATIONS
Lise often provides editorial consults through the Creative Nonfiction Foundation. For information, click here. If her schedule is too chockablock to help out, CNF has other crack editors on hand and/or Lise might have suggestions for your specific project. She knows people.
6th Borough Ink Editorial Services
Questions? email info@6bink.com