Golden State Writers turn California dreams into literature. We pose the question of how California can move, develop, and effect the writer. Through a series of interviews with some of the Golden State's local artists, we hope to find the answer. Golden State Writers is produced at the University of California Santa Barbara and supported by the Diana Raab Writer’s Fellowship, and the College of Creative Studies.
Golden State Writers
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Golden State Writers turn California dreams into literature. We pose the question of how California can move, develop, and effect the writer. Through a series of interviews with some of the Golden State's local artists, we hope to find the answer. Golden State Writers is produced at the University of California Santa Barbara and supported by the Diana Raab Writer’s Fellowship, and the College of Creative Studies.
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June 6, 2021
Episode Four: Via Bleidner
<p>Today we sat down with rising Macmillan author Via Bleidner to discuss her experience growing up in the San Fernando Valley and her progression into writing. </p>
May 27, 2020
Episode Three: Interview with Ellen O'Connell Whittet
<p>Our guest this morning is none other than Ellen O'Connell Whittet. Her memoir What You Become in Flight is coming out with Melville House Press distributed by Penguin Random House on April 14th. She’s written for the Paris Review, New York City Ballet, and Buzzfeed and is the winner of Prairie Schooners Virginia Faulkner Award. On top of having a knack for nonfiction and journalism, Whittet is also a lecturer within the writing program at the University of California Santa Barbara. She shares her love for self-expression by drawing on her past as a ballerina and how a severe injury drove her to become a writer. She finds joy in Big Sur and Los Angeles and grew up along the Santa Barbara coast. A journey of self-discovery and catharsis, Whittet recognizes the power of word. </p>
May 27, 2020
Episode Two: Interview with Bob Krut
<p>Our guest today is Bob Krut. Krut is the author of three collections of poetry. His most recent, The Now Dark Sky, Setting Us All On Fire, was the winner of the Codhill Poetry award and This is the Ocean, from 2013, received the Melissa Lanitis Gregory Poetry Award. He's a connoisseur of the different neighborhoods in Los Angeles, and he's keen to the power of a good, old-fashioned California road trip. If you're seeking guidance on how to tap the vein of the writer's consciousness, look no further than the mind and poetry of Bob Krut. </p>
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