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He presently educates Imaginative Writing and Tenth Grade English at Leader High School in Ann Arbor MI and directs the Literary Arts Program at Ann Arbor's Teen Center, The Neutral Zone, where he established and remains to guide numerous verse programs.

Nathan Deuel has added essays, fiction, and criticism to The New york city Times, Financial Times, GQ, The New Republic, Times Literary Supplement, Virginia Quarterly Evaluation, The Paris Testimonial, Salon, Slate, Bookforum, Los Angeles Evaluation of Books, Columbia Journalism Testimonial, Tin House, The Atlantic, and many others.

He has actually provided workshops and readings at colleges and composing meetings around the united state, including AWP, Lake Forest's & Now series, the National Composing Project at Colorado State University, and the Bankhead Going To Writers Series at the College of Alabama.

The AWP Writer to Author Mentorship Program matches arising writers with well-known writers for a three-month series of components on topics such as craft, revision, posting, and the writing life. The Dzanc Creative Creating Mentorship is an one-of-a-kind online writing mentorship for authors program made for writers to function one-on-one with published authors and editors to shape their short story, novel, rhyme, or essay.

Jeff Kass is the writer of Knuckleheads, a finalist for Foreword Reviews Best Brief Fiction Collection of 2011, and numerous chapbooks. Meissner matured in Iowa and Wisconsin and was the director of imaginative writing at St. Cloud State College in Minnesota. She returned to the U.S. to participate in Stanford College, and when the Islamic Revolution started brewing quickly after she finished, she moved back to Iran and plunked herself down in it. She later got an MFA in Creative Creating from Boston University.