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“Where were my monsters?”
December 17, 2020
"My first encounter with the ciguapa lore was through my own research. I love mythology and fairy tales and wanted to write something in this space. But I thought, where were my monsters, you know?"
Innaugural A Public Space Editorial Fellow Taylor Michael speaks with Yohanca Delgado about writing "Our Language."
The 2021 A Public Space Editorial Fellowships
December 7, 2020
A Public Space is pleased to announce that applications for the 2021 Editorial Fellowship, a program for aspiring editors, will open on January 1.
The 2021 A Public Space Writing Fellowships
October 29, 2020
We are pleased to announce that applications will open on January 1, 2021, for the 2021 A Public Space Writing Fellowships.
“At peace in the dark where writers work.”
October 26, 2020
Writing practices, influences, and making art in a time of catastrophe. A Public Space Managing Editor Megan Cummins speaks with the 2020 Writing Fellows—Katie Foster, Rosemarie Ho, and Crawford Hunt—about the art that has sustained them in an unsettled year.
Open Call
June 18, 2020
In connection with the Editorial Fellowship program at A Public Space, we are pleased to announce an open call for a special portfolio in the magazine to be edited by Taylor Michael.
Editorial Master Classes
June 11, 2020
What is an editor's role? How does an editor work with an author to elevate and support their work?
The 2020 A Public Space Writing Fellows
February 18, 2020
We are pleased to announce the 2020 A Public Space Writing Fellows.
Candy for Dinner in the Desert
February 18, 2020
We are pleased to share an excerpt from Rocky Halpern's "Candy for Dinner in the Desert," the 2019 recipient of the Bette Howland Nonfiction Prize.
The Inaugural Editorial Fellow
February 14, 2020
Taylor Michael named the inaugural A Public Space Editorial Fellow.
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