• Writer to Writer: Sun Yung Shin and Shannon Gibney

    Plymouth Library 15700 36th Ave. N., Plymouth, MN, United States

    Join writers, activists, collaborators, and friends, Sun Yung Shin and Shannon Gibney in a conversation about how they bridge distances between artistic genres, cultural and racial groups, historically marginalized communities, spirituality, and liberatory activism. They will also discuss how others might bridge these gaps. Q&A session to follow. Register here: https://bit.ly/w2wfall2023 Sun Yung Shin (she/they) is the...

  • Writer to Writer with Mélina Mangal and Sarah Warren

      Join children's authors Mélina Mangal and Sarah Warren in an online conversation about why they write for children, how their biracial backgrounds influence their work, and the challenges and joys of writing fiction and nonfiction. Q&A session to follow. Register Here:https://bit.ly/w2wjan2024 Writer to Writer is a series featuring conversations between Black, Indigenous writers and...

  • Writer to Writer: Conversations Between BIPOC Writers- Hawona Sullivan Janzen and Antonio Duke

          Join award-winning writers Hawona Sullivan Janzen and Antonio Duke in a conversation on Blackness, history and writing for the stage. As writers, historians, playwrights, actors and scholars, Janzen and Duke believe writing is the only thing that can save us from ourselves. They will discuss their inspirations from the Black spiritual canon...

  • Writer to Writer: A conversation between May Lee-Yang and Anisa Hagi-Mohamed

    *This is a virtual event* Register here: https://tinyurl.com/2mz4hwys Panelist Bios: May Lee-Yang is a Hmong American writer, performer, and educator. Her debut poetry collection, How I Lost My Name, will be published in Spring 2025 through Sundress Press. She teaches creative writing at the University of Minnesota and is in the process of launching Mayhem Games, a...

  • Writer to Writer: A conversation between Mary Moore Easter and Christopher P. Lehman

    *This is a virtual event* Register Here Panelist Bios: Mary Moore Easter is the author of a memoir The Way She Wants to Get There and four books of poetry including Free Papers, inspired by the testimony of Eliza Winston. She was the Founder and Director of Carleton College's dance program. In 2022, Carleton College named their new studios in...

  • Writer to Writer Queer Voices: Curators, Past and Present

    Quatrefoil Library 1220 E Lake st, Minneapolis, United States

    Writer to Writer is a series featuring conversations between BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and people of color) writers. Queer Births & Queer Battles: A Panel Discussion with Queer Voices Curators The...