Spring Writer-in-Residencies
Each year, during the Spring semester, the Kratz Center for Creative Writing welcomes a Writer-in-Residence to Goucher College. Over the course of the semester, the Writer-in-Residence teaches an advanced fiction course, conducts tutorials with students, reads from his or her work, signs books, visits classes, and bonds with students and community.
Koyoko Mori photographed by Richard Mallory Allnut
We are pleased to welcome the novelist, essayist, and educator Kyoko Mori as the Spring 2013 Kratz Writer-in-Residence. Professor Mori will be in residence for the entire Spring semester. She will teach English 300, an advanced fiction writing course and conduct tutorials with talented creative writing students. She will also read from her work and sign copies of her award winning books. The specifics of her reading and book signing are as follows:
What: A Reading by Kyoko Mori
When: Tuesday April 2, 2013, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m
Where: Buchner Hall of the Alumnae/i House at Goucher
Information: kratz@goucher.edu
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Eleanor Kratz Denoon (1915 - 2010)
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The founding donor of the Kratz Center for Creative Writing was Eleanor Kratz Denoon, class of 1936. She was a tireless champion of literature, a lifelong advocate for peace, and a beloved alumna of Goucher College. |