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AWP Podcast

Recordings from the AWP (Association of Writers and Writing Programs). This podcast includes recordings made at our various conferences with introductions. These span from keynote addresses to panel presentations, from poetry readings to literature discussions. Episodes are released periodically throughout the year and can range from 30 minutes to an hour or more in length.

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  1. 182

    #AWP23 Deema Shehabi

  2. 181

    #AWP23 Matt Bell

  3. 180

    #AWP23 Maha Ahmed

  4. 179

    #AWP23 Kristen Millares Young

  5. 178

    #AWP23 Guadalupe Garcia McCall

  6. 177

    #AWP23 Enzo Silon Surin

  7. 176

    #AWP23 V.V. Ganeshanathan

  8. 175

    #AWP23 Chelsea Kern

  9. 174

    #AWP23 Alyson Sinclair

  10. 173

    #AWP23 Neema Avashia

  11. 172

    #AWP21 Day 4, Episode 2

  12. 171

    #AWP21 Day 4, Episode 1

  13. 170

    #AWP21 Day 3, Episode 3

  14. 169

    #AWP21 Day 3, Episode 2

  15. 168

    #AWP21 Day 3, Episode 1

  16. 167

    #AWP21 Day 3, Episode 4

  17. 166

    #AWP21 Day 1, Episode 1

  18. 165

    #AWP21 Day 2, Episode 1

  19. 164

    #AWP21 Day 2, Episode 2

  20. 163

    #AWP21 Day 2, Episode 3

  21. 162

    #AWP20 Day 2

  22. 161

    #AWP20 Day 3

  23. 160

    #AWP20 Day 1

  24. 159

    American Smooth: A Tribute To Rita Dove

  25. 158

    Award-Winning Professional Publications with Preprofessional Staff: Mentorship and Applied Learning in Literary Publishing

  26. 157

    Amplifying Unheard Voices

  27. 156

    Writerism: The Intersection of Community Activism and Writing Within and Beyond the Academy

  28. 155

    Gwendolyn Brooks 100th Anniversary Tribute

  29. 154

    Celebrating the Hurston/Wright Foundation: Twenty-Seven Years of Literary Legacy

  30. 153

    Doing Good Better: Resources for Nonprofit Literary Organizations

  31. 152

    The Imitation Game: Adapting Classic Narratives in Contemporary Literature

  32. 151

    I Did It My Way: Writing Who We Are

  33. 150

    Reclaiming the Past: The Challenge of Understanding Vanished Cultures

  34. 149

    40th Anniversary Reading from the MFA Program for Writers at Warren Wilson College

  35. 148

    Arsenic Icing: Sentiment as Threat in Contemporary American Women's Poetry

  36. 147

    To Sing the Idea of All: Walt Whitman in DC (1863-73)

  37. 146

    The Poet Confronts History: The Art of Research for Creative Writing

  38. 145

    National Monuments: The Poetry of Contested Spaces

  39. 144

    Putting Madness to Work: The Poetics and Politics of Recovery

  40. 143

    Double Bind: Women Writers on Ambition

  41. 142

    Zora's Legacy: Black Women Writing Fiction About the South

  42. 141

    The Art of Reinvention

  43. 140

    A Reading by 2016 Guggenheim Fellows in Poetry

  44. 139

    I Told the Paper with the Pencil: How Refugee and Immigrant Teens Find and Share Their Voices Through Writing

  45. 138

    Don't Forget the Day Job: Preparing Creative Writing Graduates for Lifelong Careers

  46. 137

    Contemporary Mythopoetics

  47. 136

    Milkweed Editions Reading

  48. 135

    Writing About Other(ed) Spaces

  49. 134

    Agents Without Borders

  50. 133

    Where Community and Culture Collide: 15 years of the YMCA's Downtown Writers Center

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Recordings from the AWP (Association of Writers and Writing Programs). This podcast includes recordings made at our various conferences with introductions. These span from keynote addresses to panel presentations, from poetry readings to literature discussions. Episodes are released periodically throughout the year and can range from 30 minutes to an hour or more in length.

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