Writers in Conversation | Thu, Mar 18, 2021 | 6pm - 7:30pm
Joyce Carol Oates, author of over 70 works of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry, is Professor Emerita of the Humanities at Princeton and has taught as a visiting professor of English at UC Berkeley. Her oeuvre confronts questions of interiority and violence, American history, and female experience.
Across his many books and articles, Carlo Rotella has teased out the mystery of craft: how someone learns to master a chosen domain, and then – through that mastery – transforms what’s possible within it.
Patricia Williams, James L. Dohr Professor of Law at Columbia University, is a scholar of race, gender, and law, and a prolific writer across a variety of genres
Lyn Hejinian and Daniel Benjamin‘s Art of Writing seminar, Collaborations, closes the semester with a public performance of their works.… Continue reading Past Events
Joseph Harris leads the Art of Teaching Writing Faculty Workshop, a condensed and tailored version for UC Berkeley faculty of Art of Writing’s Summer Institute.
At the 2017 UC Student Veterans Summer Writing Workshop, student veterans from all 10 UC campuses gather to study and practice the art of storytelling.
An end-of-semester reception and reading for Art of Writing students. Writers participating in this semester’s seminars read from works-in-progress and… Continue reading Past Events
Geoffrey Nunberg, Professor at UC Berkeley’s School of Information, is the 2016 featured writer in the “Berkeley Writers at Work”… Continue reading Past Events
Writer, filmmaker, multimedia artist, composer, and UC Berkeley Professor of Gender and Women's Studies and Rhetoric, Trinh Minh Ha reads from her newest work, Lovecidal: Walking with the Disappeared.