Coming up: Women in Translation Reading Series 2022
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PEN America Releases Fourth Edition of DREAMing Out Loud Anthology ([link removed])
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PEN America’s new DREAMing Out Loud anthology ([link removed]) is now available for purchase. The fourth volume of this series includes 23 new daring short stories, plays, personal essays, and poems by writers from Venezuela, Nigeria, Japan, Mexico, Guyana, Colombia, and beyond. This annual offering features original writing from DREAMing Out Loud ([link removed]) , PEN America’s tuition-free writing workshop series for young undocumented and immigrant authors in New York City. Purchase a copy ›› ([link removed])
Poetry from Queer Poem-a-Day ([link removed])
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While Pride Month has come to an end, it is important now more than ever to share and amplify LGBTQ+ stories and writers. Working with the podcast series Queer Poem-a-Day ([link removed]) , we shared poems written by LGBTQ+ poets throughout June on Instagram, in response to the wave of legislation that is silencing writers and removing books that feature LGBTQ+ protagonists and stories.
"Salt Lake City" ([link removed]) by Christian Gullette
"Love in the Time of PrEP" ([link removed]) by Jacques Rancourt
"Let There Be Pride" ([link removed]) by Richard Blanco
On Writing and Staging a Play in Prison: An Excerpt from The Sentences That Create Us ([link removed])
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"An orphan at age 12, I entered the culture of street crime and violently spun out of control until I was sentenced to life without parole at 16 years old." Read an excerpt from 2019–2020 PEN America Writing for Justice fellow Sterling Cunio's piece in PEN America's handbook, The Sentences That Create Us: Crafting A Writer’s Life in Prison ([link removed]) , featured in the Los Angeles Review of Books. Read "On Writing and Staging a Play in Prison"›› ([link removed])
Submit to the 2023 PEN America Literary Awards ([link removed])
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Don't forget to submit to the 2023 PEN America Literary Awards ([link removed]) , which are open through August 1! This coming year, we will confer some $380,000 to writers and translators at all stages of their careers. We hope you'll help us spread the word and encourage the submission of your favorite books published in the 2022 calendar year. Learn more about submitting here ([link removed]) ›› ([link removed])
Andrew Holleran in Conversation - Fort Lauderdale ([link removed])
** Saturday 7/23 | 12pm ET
Barnes & Noble – Fort Lauderdale
2051 N. Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale, FL 33305
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PEN America Miami/South Florida is proud to celebrate the launch of Andrew Holleran’s latest novel, The Kingdom of Sand. His first novel since 2006’s Grief, this book is “a poignant tale of desire and dread.” Join us as we welcome one of the most renowned authors of the post-Stonewall generation for a moderated discussion with PEN Across America Program Director William Johnson, followed by Q&A with the author and a book signing. Learn more and register here ›› ([link removed])
Women in Translation Reading Series 2022 ([link removed])
** Tuesday 8/16 – Tuesday 8/30 | 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm ET
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August is around the corner, and it’s time to celebrate Women in Translation (#WiT) Month again! This reading series was initiated by blogger Meytal Radzinski in 2014 to raise awareness of translated literature by women, queer, and nonbinary authors, and promote gender and cultural diversity in literary publishing. Organized under the support of the PEN America Translation Committee, these events will bring together three panels of translators, joined by their authors, working in a diversity of languages. The readings will be followed by a brief Q&A discussion, time-permitting. The Women in Translation Reading Series will take place on Zoom on three consecutive Tuesdays in August. Learn more and register here ›› ([link removed])
The PEN Ten ([link removed])
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The PEN Ten with Kelley Nicole Girod: ([link removed]) “Recording our lived experience is a declaration of our humanity in a world where many of us still aren’t seen as fully human.”
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The PEN Ten with Gabriela Alemán: ([link removed]) “I think that that is what fiction does best, mine 'accepted' truths. Bring to the forefront what is whispered about behind closed doors.”
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The PEN Ten with Suchitra Vijayan: ([link removed]) “It’s easy to retreat into despair, easier to forget. So now I write in anger, and I write not to surrender my rage.”
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** July 12-31 at NYU Skirball
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They triumphantly tackled Faulkner, Fitzgerald, and Shakespeare with celebrated productions of The Sound and the Fury, Gatz, and Measure for Measure. Now, ERS takes on The Seagull, Chekhov’s classic drama of artists in life and love with a venturous new adaptation.
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Special offer: $25 tickets with code SEAGULL25 (valid until July 12)
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