WORDSTOCK!
Saturday, Nov. 5th 2016
Portland Art Museum
9AM - 6PM
Visit the Atelier26 table!
We'll be in the Wordstock book fair selling books (many at a discount) all day! Pick up a copy of our newest title, Funny-Ass Thoreau, learn about our new Creative Writing Workshops, and see what else we've got!
Booth #4
Kridel Grand Ballroom (2nd floor)
(We're sharing the tabletop with Portland's own fabulous Forest Avenue Press!)
Catch Atelier26 Author Margaret Malone!
Shortly after her pop-up, Malone will join Ramona Ausubel, Jim Lynch, and Emma Straub for a reading and discussion.
The Old Church, 5 - 6 PM
More info HERE
M. Allen Cunningham is the author of six books, including the #1 Indie Next Pick The Green Age of Asher Witherow (Unbridled Books, 2004) and a biographical novel about Rainer Maria Rilke entitled Lost Son(Unbridled Books, 2007). His work has appeared in many literary outlets including The Kenyon Review, Glimmer Train, Tin House, and Alaska Quarterly Review. Cunningham is the founder and publisher of the independent literary press Atelier26 and a contributing editor for Moss literary journal. Follow him on Twitter @m_a_cunningham.
More info HERE
Join Atelier26 publisher M. Allen Cunningham's workshop, "Editing for Writers," 4 - 6 PM!
Learn the fundamentals of good editing as they apply to the writing and revision process, from the level of the line to broader structural concerns. Using numerous examples of early and late writing drafts, participants will gain experience focusing on editorial points both common and more complicated, with an eye toward tightening and sharpening our work before it arrives on an editor’s desk.M. Allen Cunningham is the author of six books, including the #1 Indie Next Pick The Green Age of Asher Witherow (Unbridled Books, 2004) and a biographical novel about Rainer Maria Rilke entitled Lost Son(Unbridled Books, 2007). His work has appeared in many literary outlets including The Kenyon Review, Glimmer Train, Tin House, and Alaska Quarterly Review. Cunningham is the founder and publisher of the independent literary press Atelier26 and a contributing editor for Moss literary journal. Follow him on Twitter @m_a_cunningham.
