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The Maggie Nelson Seminar – Exercise #3: Poem(s)
We hope you have enjoyed the Tin House Seminar: Maggie Nelson thus far. For those of you new to class, read a full description of the project. Last week, the seminar read The Red Parts: A Memoir and completed the second writing assignment. If you didn’t get a chance to read The Red Parts this week, these supplements will get [...]
Happy Birthday, Thomas Pynchon!
In honor of Thomas Ruggles Pynchon, Jr.’s birthday today (Happy 76th!), we wanted to share a few of our favorite pages of Zak Smith’s Pictures Showing What Happens on Each Page of Thomas Pynchon’s Novel Gravity’s Rainbow. If you are in New York, catch Zak’s exhibit, MAXIMUM EVERYTHING ALWAYS, at Fredericks & Freiser, May 2- June 8.
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The Maggie Nelson Seminar – Exercise #1- Ghost Book
We hope you’ve enjoyed the Tin House Seminar: Maggie Nelson thus far. For those of you just discovering this, please follow the link for a full description of the project. Last week, the seminar delved into Bluets. There was an amazing amount of user generated supplementary material added to the forum, well worth a look [...]
The Tin House Writer-in-Residence: Joanna Klink
Spring delivers many a splendid thing (flowers, baseball, Don Draper), but for those us working on Thurman street, the change in season brings with it a new neighbor. Collaborating with our good friends at Portland State University’s graduate program in Creative Writing, we are pleased to welcome Joanna Klink as the 2013 Tin House Writer-in-Residence [...]
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The Maggie Nelson Seminar
“Maggie Nelson refuses complacency and pushes further into the unknown.” —Annie Dillard
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Buy One, Give One for National Poetry Month
In October 2012, Tin House magazine poetry editor Matthew Dickman posted: “I want to ask if you will join me in a small, inexpensive, but possibly life-altering experiment. Over the next thirty days, let’s all buy a favorite book of poems and send it to someone who doesn’t usually read poems. This could be a [...]
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AWP Party Time
If you’ll be in Boston for AWP, come help Tin House and Octopus Books celebrate a new collaborative poetry series as well as the release of several outstanding new titles. Have a drink with editors and authors from Tin House and Octopus, and listen to readings from: Matthew Specktor is the author of the novels [...]
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2013 Writer’s Workshop: Faculty Announcement
Although we don’t start accepting applications until January 1st, we just couldn’t sit on our workshop lineup any longer. We are very excited to unveil your 2013 Tin House Writer’s Workshop Faculty All-Stars. Along with a few other surprises, you can find this talented, generous, and madcap group of writers July 14-21 at Reed College, [...]
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A Tin House Guide to the Brooklyn Book Fest, with Book Fest Bingo!
Fall in Brooklyn means pigeons clad in back-to-school finery, Park Slope kids high on the scent of new pencils, and most of all, the Brooklyn Book Festival.
