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A roundup of stories from our week together at Catapult.
Nicole Chung is the author of All You Can Ever Know, a national bestseller and finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award, and the new memoir A Living Remedy. Find her on Twitter: @nicolesjchung
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Writing in the Kitchen, in the Presence of Those I Love Most
Maybe I’m just not a writer who’s meant to work in peace and quiet, as lovely as that sounds.
Mar 10, 2022
“Through writing this book, I’ve come to decide that I’m no longer a foreigner in this land”: A Conversation with Ye Chun
“Although my main characters find themselves in difficult circumstances, they are not passive. They resist, confront, and sometimes arrive at moments of transcendence.”
Sep 07, 2021
“I hope people consider the different ways history can be told”: A Conversation with Clint Smith
“Who we are, what our identities and backgrounds and politics are, all of these things animate how we experience a place.”
Jun 09, 2021
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Dec 21, 2016
2018 Catapult Writing Program Alumni Accomplishments
We asked our students for their writing news from 2018 and are so impressed by all they've accomplished, from magazine publications to book deals to residencies and more.
Jan 09, 2019
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Catapult contributor Joe Wadlington tells the tale of publishing his first short story, "Marisa, the Pitch Pine"
Feb 13, 2019
Fighting for Kathleen
This essay was written by Elizabeth Teets in Chloe Caldwell’s 12-Month Essay Collection Generator
Apr 07, 2021