Rivka, Kim, Lindsey, Lily & Rebekah

 
We All Feel Like It - featuring Rivka Fogel, Kimberly Eisler, Lindsey Todd, Lily Applebaum, Rebekah Caton at the Kelly Writers House on December 3, 2009, as part of the Whenever We Feel Like It Reading Series.

Paul Hendrickson, mentor

Paul Hendrickson meets up with three of his students - Jessica Goldstein, Naomi Shavin, and Trishula Patel - in Washington DC, at Kramerbooks on Dupont Circle on Tuesday July 2. Here is part of Paul's caption for this nice photo: "Jessica, graduate of the College 2011, has been at the Style section of the Washington Post almost since the day she graduated. She came as an intern that summer and impressed her editors to the extent that they wouldn't let her go home. She writes about art and theater and general culture and week in, week out, she fills up the paper. Last week, nothing to it, Style ran two of her stories on the same day. Naomi, rising senior in the College, is in the Washington bureau of the New Yorker this summer, working as a mad researcher for Ryan Lizza and Jane Mayer. She is following in the footsteps of Mike Morse, who graduated from Penn in May and did the same kind of work last summer. Naomi did major researching and backgrounding for Lizza on an immigration piece that has just appeared in the magazine. Trish, the College 2012, earned a master's degree from Columbia's graduate school of journalism this past spring and then won an internship at the Washington Post. She's out reporting every day for the metro section of the paper--little "briefs" and far more substantial stuff. Already she has scored a co-byline on A-1. (It was about Rusty the red panda who suddenly went missing at the National Zoo.) Note: In his 23 years as a staff feature writer in Style at the Post, the old guy in the photograph probably had no more than 4 or 5 front-page stories. Cool it, Trish!"

RealArts interns talk about their experiences

Video recording of a panel discussion about our "RealArts" internships. Listen to 2012 interns talk about their experiences. Click here.

Dante's magnificent seven

Lee Huttner discusses Dante's Magificent Seven at the 7-UP on Seven event at the Kelly Writers House, April 11, 2011. The 7-Up series is an annual program for which we invite seven guests to speak for seven minutes each about a topic. Each speaker gives their insight on some aspect of the chosen theme; interesting interpretations and musings always result.

"Sensible Nonsense" at KWH

For more about this event, click here.

Watch Anthony DeCurtis interview Loudon Wainwright

 

Loudon Wainwright III interviewed by Anthony DeCurtis - KWH's 2013 installment of our Blutt Singer-Songwriter Symposium. You can watch a video recording of the complete program by clicking here.

Roger Angell at KWH - new podcast

Roger Angell at the Kelly Writers House in 2005 as a Writers House Fellow, greeting then-student Jamie-Lee Josselyn. Today we have released episode 25 in the "Kelly Writers House Podcasts" series. The episode is introduced by Amaris Cuchanski, based on an excerpt from the full recording of a one-hour interview/discussion edited by Nick DeFina. Writers House podcasts can be found here, and can also be found in iTunes. The full recording of the discussion with Angell, and a recording of his presentation the night before (about baseball and memoir) can be found on Angell's KWH Fellows page.

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