The Creative Writing Lectures


(l-r) Jim Shepard, Zadie Smith, Samuel R. Delany, Hari Kunzru


(l-r) Michael Chabon, Jennifer Egan, Nicholson Baker, Lydia Millet


(l-r) Aimee Bender, Joyce Carol Oates, Mary Gaitskill, James Wood

The Creative Writing Lecture Series, now in its sixth year, brings distinguished writers to Columbia for original talks on literary craft. The writers are diverse and brilliant, with a wide range of artistic strategies, and each talk turns into a short course on the challenges of making vital literary art. Among our past guests are Aimee Bender, Joyce Carol Oates, Mary Gaitskill, James Wood, Michael Chabon, Jennifer Egan, Nicholson Baker, and Lydia Millet (above).

All events are free and open to the public. They are held in Dodge Hall (2960 Broadway, Room 501) on the Morningside Heights campus of Columbia University, at 116th Street and Broadway, at 7 pm; any schedule or location changes will be posted. The series is sponsored by the Columbia University School of the Arts Writing Program

-- Series Director Ben Marcus


2012-2013

September 27 - Sheila Heti
October 18 - James Wood
November 29 - A. M. Homes
February 7 - Joshua Ferris
February 21 - Gordon Lish
March 7 - Wells Tower


 

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