ALUMNI READING: Community of Writers at Olympic Valley
Jul
11

ALUMNI READING: Community of Writers at Olympic Valley

In the summer of 2019, with support from the James Houston Memorial scholarship, I went to The Community of Writers at Olympic Valley. I was lucky to meet many of my writing group members there! This summer I’ll return to the Valley with my first book to participate in the Published Alumni Reading Series.

https://communityofwriters.org/published-alumni-reading-series

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Craft Talk at NYU
Apr
25

Craft Talk at NYU

Craft Talk with Jessie Ren Marshall - Short Stories, Essays, and Interviews: Getting Your Work Published Before You Have a Book.

At the Lillian Vernon Writer’s House, join Jessie Ren Marshall, New York University MFA alum and author of the 2024 story collection WOMEN! IN! PERIL!, for a discussion of ways to publish your work before you have an agent or a book. We’ll review specific outlets that want your essays, short fiction, and author interviews; share tips for success; and provide examples of pitches that caught an editor’s eye. We’ll finish with a Q&A that highlights the importance of building a literary community to achieve your short-form publication goals. (NOTE: Talk is open to NYU MFA candidates and alumni only)

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Ditmas Lit Reading
Apr
24

Ditmas Lit Reading

I’ll be reading from my book at the Ditmas Lit Reading Series at the Urbane Arts Center in Brooklyn, NY. Join me and the other fabulous authors. It will be fun, guaranteed!

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Interview & Reading: Short Story Today Podcast
Nov
22
to Nov 29

Interview & Reading: Short Story Today Podcast

Short Story Today Podcast: Jessie Ren Marshall, epsiode #72

A conversation between Jessie and fellow fiction writer Emily Doyle, in which we talk about Jessie's forthcoming collection WOMEN! IN! PERIL!, sad/funny stories, the process of writing about race, surrealism versus realism, and the souls of objects. Two flash pieces are read after the interview.

https://tinyurl.com/3m86bkye

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