Meet Nishant Batsha, a 2024 COURAGE to WRITE Writer of Note working on his novel, A Superfluous Man. A Superfluous Man explores what it means to care for children at this fraught moment, all while ... [Read More]
Conor Bracken decolonizes the hypermasculinity of fatherhood
Meet Conor Bracken, a 2024 COURAGE to WRITE Writer of Note working on his poetry collection, Our Children and the War Grow Big Enough to Learn Each Other's Names. Our Children and the War Grow Big ... [Read More]
Liz Breen explores the erotic charge often present in pedagogy
Meet Liz Breen, a 2024 COURAGE to WRITE Grantee working on her memoir, Ungroomed. Ungroomed explores the erotic charge often present in pedagogy and how, for many young women, this charge can lead ... [Read More]
Azra Liaqat Khan reflects on race, class, & labor politics
Meet Azra Liaqat Khan, a 2024 COURAGE to WRITE Grantee working on her memoir, Mona: The Memoir of a Muslim Stripper. Mona: The Memoir of a Muslim Stripper recounts a professor’s years working in ... [Read More]
Leo Ríos writes about the capacity for change, growth, & healing
Meet Leo Ríos, a 2024 COURAGE to WRITE Grantee working on his short story collection, Carta Blanca. A Mexican-American teenager journeys from California’s Central Valley to Los Angeles and must ... [Read More]
Katherine J. Chen
Birthright (Novel) set for publication by Penguin Random House Birthright explores through a realist—and hopefully revolutionary—lens on the violent world of Arthuriana. The work focuses on the ... [Read More]
Kirstin Chen at the American Library in Paris
Join 2024 Scholar of Note Kirstin Chen on November 27th for The Real Fictional Housewives of Silicon Valley with novelists Kirstin Chen and Colombe Schneck Wednesday, November 27th, at 19 h 30 - 20 ... [Read More]
Pen Parentis November Literary Salon
Join Pen Parentis on November 12th at 7pm ET for their “Politics of Parenthood” salon in conversation with Cari Luna, Stephen O'Connor, Jennifer Case, and Jessica Pearce Rotondi! Learn more ... [Read More]
Karolina Letunova shows how distance distorts an immigrant’s reality
Meet Karolina Letunova, a 2024 COURAGE to WRITE Writer of Note working on her novel, Siberian Summer. Spanning a century in Western Siberia and two weeks in WA state, Siberian Summer is about ... [Read More]
Winshen Liu writes about (re)building and finding home
Meet Winshen Liu, a 2024 COURAGE to WRITE Grantee working on her poetry collection, Moonful. Moonful is a poetry collection about everyday moments of longing and continued negotiations of home and ... [Read More]
Julia Zarankin examines the in-betweenness of the immigrant experience
Meet Julia Zarankin, a 2024 COURAGE to WRITE Writer of Note working on her novel, The Babushka Beauty Pageant. Three generations of strong, opinionated women from Ukraine wind up in Canada where ... [Read More]
Ian Williams is the 2024 CBC Massey Lecturer!
Congratulations to 2021-22 American Library in Paris Visiting Fellow Ian Williams! His lectures are titled What I Mean to Say: Remaking Conversation in Our Time. The book was published by House of ... [Read More]
A. Kendra Greene at the American Library in Paris
Join 2024 Scholar of Note A. Kendra Greene on November 13th for her hybrid event! Giraffe Mania: Paris as City of Natural History with Scholar of Note A. Kendra Greene Wednesday, November 13th, at ... [Read More]
Karla Cordero Documents the Impact of Chronic Illness upon the Indigenous/Mexican-American identity
Meet Karla Cordero, a 2024 COURAGE to WRITE Writer of Note working on her poetry collection, Chillona / Crybaby. Chillona/Crybaby is a collection of poems documenting the impact of chronic illness ... [Read More]
Sophia Huneycutt Writes a Heroine With Invisible Disability
Meet Sophia Huneycutt, a 2024 COURAGE to WRITE Grantee working on her novel, The House Built on Alligator Bones. In The House Built on Alligator Bones, a woman pursues her inheritance—a Florida ... [Read More]
Julie Kim Reconciles Ableism through Parenthood
Meet Julie Kim, a 2024 COURAGE to WRITE grantee working on her memoir, To Raise Wonderful Hell. In To Raise Wonderful Hell, a mother reconciles her ableist upbringing with a commitment to ... [Read More]
Natasha Driscoll Reclaims the Biracial Narrative
Meet Natasha Driscoll, a 2024 COURAGE to WRITE Writer of Note working on her novel, High Yellow. In High Yellow, Tamera, a biracial girl navigates her life; learning how race, colorism and popularity ... [Read More]
Emma Barrow’s Work Centers Strong Cherokee Women
Meet Emma Barrow, a 2024 COURAGE to WRITE Grantee working on her screenplay, Other Plans. In Other Plans, a Cherokee woman fights to protect her niece from an unlawful adoption by her white ... [Read More]
Anthony Hudson Finds Indigiqueer Representation Through Drag
Meet Anthony Hudson, a 2024 COURAGE to WRITE Grantee working on his memoir, Looking for Tiger Lily. An Indigiqueer artist grows up seeing redface in Peter Pan and pop culture—until finding true ... [Read More]
Pen Parentis October Literary Salon
Join Pen Parentis on October 8th at 7pm ET for their “Blank Page” salon in conversation with Zibby Owens, Tanuja Desai Hidier, Devi Laskar, and Oliver La Paz! Learn more HERE. On the second Tuesday ... [Read More]
Amy Kennedy Explores the Intersection of Industry and Nature
Meet Amy Kennedy, a 2024 COURAGE to WRITE grantee working on her nonfiction book, Vanishing Points: Words for Disappearing. Vanishing Points: Words for Disappearing. is a collection of micro-essays ... [Read More]
Kenneth R. Rosen Chronicles the Impacts of Climate Change and the New Cold War
Meet Kenneth R. Rosen, a 2024 COURAGE to WRITE Writer of Note working on his nonfiction book, Land of the North Winds. Land of the North Wind (Simon & Schuster, 2025) takes readers across the ... [Read More]
Emmy Her Many Horses Writes Rez Kid Stories for Rez Kids
Meet Emmy Her Many Horses, a 2024 COURAGE to WRITE Writer of Note working on her climate fiction book, The Remembering In The Remembering, Čuŋksi suddenly hears a voice in her head telling of the ... [Read More]
What I Mean to Say
American Library in Paris Visiting Fellow Ian Williams was the recent CBC Massey Lecturer. His book, What I Mean To Say: Remaking Conversation in Our Time, is a compilation of those lectures and is ... [Read More]
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