Each year, the Kratz Center for Creative Writing offers summer writing fellowships that range from between $2,000 to $4,000. This year’s winners are:
Front row (l-r): Enzo Rocksmith, Madeline Tredway, Natalie Edmonds
Middle row: Spice Crawford, Kristen Wheeler, Hope Kamal
Back row: Alyssa King, Manny Vidal, Emily Strickland
Winners studying abroad: Jupiter Berrysmith, Lea Singer.
(photos by Adan Rodriguez)
The Kratz Center is honored to host author and Goucher professor Antje Rauwerda for a reading from her first novel, Slow Time. Prof. Rauwerda’s previous work has been published in literary journals focusing on third culture literature.
The reading will be held in the Soper Room (JR 227) on April 2nd at 7 P.M.
The Kratz Center is honored to host author Jane Delury for a reading from her newest novel Hedge, which was a pick from both People Magazine and Oprah this past summer. Her previous novel The Balcony won the Sue Kaufman Prize for First Fiction in 2019. Delury’s stories have been printed in The Yale Review and Narrative Magazine, among others.
The reading will be held in the Soper Room on February 20th at 7 P.M.
The Kratz Editorial Fellows are selected each year to advise on senior projects for creative writing student at the George Washington Carver Center for Arts and Technology in nearby Towson. Each Kratz Editorial Fellow is paired with a high school senior at Carver to support the completion of their writing thesis under the supervision of Literary Arts Director Rebecca Mlinek. (Photos by Adan Rodriguez)
