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The Antioch Writers' Workshop:
A Community of Writers
I was inspired. I was educated. It was life-changing: hanging out with other writers is just what I needed; very valuable.

UPCOMING WORKSHOPS

Our Next Summer Workshop

July 11-17, 2009

Coming in 2009

Zakes Mda

South African novelist, poet, and playwright. Author of Ways of Dying and Heart of Redness, winner of the Sunday Times Fiction Award

Nahid Rachlin

Author of Persian Girls, Jumping Over Fire, and Foreigner

More faculty to be announced

 

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WELCOME

The Antioch Writers' Workshop is a nationally renowned community of writers that encourages creative writers at all levels by providing inspiring, unique, and inclusive opportunities for professional and personal growth. We embrace diversity and strive to meet the high professional and artistic expectations our participants bring to every program.

This year, as always, we will support and honor all genres and forms of creativity in writing. Whether you write literary fiction, romance or mystery, scholarly or creative nonfiction, poetry, memoir, plays, or screenplays, we celebrate them all.

We welcome serious writers, new or seasoned. All types of writers come to Antioch for inspiration, courage, and a review of the principles of strong writing. We hope that you will join our community of writers.

 

Antioch College's Future Remains Uncertain,

Antioch Writers' Workshop Will Continue

The Antioch Writers' Workshop will continue to present its annual summer writing conference in Yellow Springs, Ohio, in 2009 and for many years to come. Although the workshop originated at Antioch College in 1986, in 1993 a 501(c)(3) nonprofit entity was created, the Yellow Springs Writers' Workshop, and we have operated as an independent organization, separate from Antioch College, for the past 15 years.

    We recognize and celebrate Antioch College's tradition of literary excellence, with such notable writing alumni as Lawrence Block, Ralph Keyes, Sylvia Nasar, Louis Sachar, Dava Sobel, Mark Strand, and Rod Serling. We will continue to partner with Antioch University McGregor to provide continuing education credit opportunities for our participants.