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Linda: 49 Writers Weekly Roundup

Our initial elation at Monday’s news that the months-long prioritization process at UAA has determined that the university should invest more resources in arts, languages, and humanities was quickly overshadowed by their conclusion that the Alaska Quarterly Review is one of the non-academic programs needing “further review, consideration for reduction or phase out.” Say it

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Linda: 49 Writers Round-Up

Thank you to author and columnist Elise Patkotak, who closed our spring Reading & Craft Talk last night at Great Harvest Bread Company by sharing her wit, wisdom—and serious side, as well as talking about her experiences with self-publishing. Thank you too to the couple dozen people who forsook the sunny spring evening outisde to

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Linda: 49 Writers Weekly Roundup

Photo by Sean Mattison We are thrilled to announce that acclaimed poet Carolyn Forché will teach at this year’s Tutka Bay Writers Retreat, Sept. 5-7, 2014. Do consider joining us for an intensive, generative weekend workshop, “Writing on Tutka Bay: New Poems, New Passages.” This year’s retreat is designed for poets and memoirists who want to

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Most Viewed Featured Author Posts of 2013: #1 Don Rearden

Concluding our December series of the most viewed guest author posts of 2013, we can now reveal–drum roll, please–that the most popular was Don Rearden’s unforgettable case for using language with true meaning. A Writer’s Treatise on the Dumbest Three Letter Combination since Homer Simpson’s “D’oh!” I laugh. I love to laugh. I love to

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