Thanks to the generosity of the Walter E. Dakin Memorial Fund, supported by the estate of Tennessee Williams, all writers who attend the Sewanee Writers Conference receive partial funding. Stephanie Powell Watts won the Ernest J. Gaines Award for Literary Excellence for her debut story collection, We Are Taking Only What We Need, also named one of 2013s Best Summer Reads by O: The Oprah Magazine. Tuition for the 2022 session is $950 and both full and partial scholarships are available. Shes the author of the poetry collection, Brother Bullet, and has been selected for residencies with Storyknife, Hedgebrook, and Headlands Center for the Arts. Enrichment outside the classroom. She teaches creative nonfiction at Rice University and is Founding Director of the Houston Flood Museum. We are no longer accepting applications to the 2023 Sewanee Writers' Conference. A software engineer by training, Emi has received support from Hedgebrook, Blue Mountain Center, and The YoungArts Foundation. Carissa has an MFA in Creative Writing for the Performing Arts from the University of California, Riverside. Her work can be found or is forthcoming in Air/Light Magazine, Hyperallergic, RHINO, Tinderbox Poetry Journal, Pigeon Pages, Girl Blood Info, and elsewhere. (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Steffan TriplettSteffan Triplett is a Black, queer writer from Joplin, Missouri. Initial efforts have underscored the importance of deep listening and deference to tribes through a mindful and holistic process of exploring shared history and discovering common goals, including how tribes would prefer to be acknowledged. I understand that if a conflict cannot be resolved I can request to be moved to another workshop. Emilly is a Tin House and Las Dos Brujas alum, co-founder of BIPOC arts non-profit Portland in Color and Latinx DJ collective Noche Libre, and a Blackburn fellow and graduate to be at the Randolph College MFA. His debut novel-in-progress, Transplants, was a finalist for the 2023 PEN/Bellwether Prize for Socially Engaged Fiction. Maurice Carlos Ruffin is the author of The Ones Who Dont Say They Love You, a New York Times Editors Choice. And the highlight of every summer comes on the last day of the conference, when all young writers read some of the writing on which they have worked so hard. Iver is the 2021-2022 Ronald Wallace Fellow for Poetry at the Wisconsin Institute for Creative Writing. Offering workshops in fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and playwriting, the Conference invites talented writers to come to Sewanee each summer to learn from each other in a welcoming and supportive . Her work has been published in The Paris Review, the VQR, and The New England Review. All participants, including fellows, are responsible for their own travel costs. (Walter E. Dakin Fellow), Ricky J MartinezRicky J. Martinez is a Cuban-American artist formerly the Artistic Director for New Theatre in Miami. Blackburns second collection of stories, How to Wrestle a Girl,was published in 2021. In the case of a conflict in workshop, I agree to first seek mediation from the workshop faculty. Details Listing Type: Summer Programs Destination: United States Program Delivery: Residential Provided By: College Session Start: June Read more Cheri Peters Memorial Service May 20,2022 Stewart will succeed founding director Wyatt Prunty, who will step down at the close of this summer's session after leading the Conference for 30 years. dianezinna.com. 07 56 21 14 76 / m.bouvier@auvergnerhonealpes-livre-lecture.org. Our mission is to amplify the power of storytelling with digital innovation, and to ensure that literature remains a vibrant presence in popular culture by supporting writers, embracing new technologies, and building community to broaden the audience for literature. Her work has received support from the Bread Loaf Writers Conference, Tin House Summer/Winter Workshops, Kenyon Review Writers Workshop, and American Short Fiction Summer Workshop. Self-published titles are not considered eligible. (Susannah McCorkle Scholar), Gursimrat KaurGursimrat (she/her/hers) is a playwright and screenwriter whose work grapples with questions of identity in our modern society and dissects subjects of faith, doubt, and cross-cultural human connection. Scholarship applicants may submit a combination of published and unpublished work, observing length limits of 30 pages. Among other publication credits, Carloss writing has appeared in Carve Magazine, Kweli, and Digging Through the Fat and his work has also received support from Tin House and the Lambda Literary Foundation. Their poems and essays appear in Sycamore Review, Guernica, Washington Square Review, The Iowa Review, Best New Poets, and elsewhere. Works by Venita Blackburn have appeared in thenewyorker.com, Harpers, Ploughshares, McSweeneys, the Paris Review and others. Tuition is typically $5,150 for the six weeks, including accommodation and meals. Fresh Voices of 2022 | Audible.com The latitude of Grenoble, the Auvergne-Rhne-Alpes, France is 45.171547, and the longitude is 5.722387.Grenoble, the Auvergne-Rhne-Alpes, France is located at France country in the Cities place category with the gps coordinates of 45 10' 17.5692'' N and 5 43' 20.5932'' E. She teaches creative writing at the University of Maine in Farmington. I believe in stories that hold tenderness at their heart as a radical act. Nonfiction application manuscripts should be 20-30 pages, typed, double-spaced. - I agree to abide by the Universitys Non-Discrimination and Title IX policies, which applies to all participants, faculty, staff, and visitors at the Conference. Sewanee Writers' Conference Faculty The University of the South She has been a fiction contributor at Sewanee, Bread Loaf, and the NYS Writers Conference. But all of that changes in an instant on the Mountain. We have up-to-date diversity and harassment policies which follow best practices focused on training for all faculty and staff. We publish your favorite authorseven the ones you haven't read yet. Shes currently at work on her debut nonfiction book entitled Finding Frank, an excerpt from which was published in the Spring 2020 issue of the Oxford American. Support our mission to make literature more exciting, relevant, and inclusive. My work explores themes of desire, the body and science often. She lives in Beaufort, SC with two dogs, Jane and Arlo. Scholarship applicants should submit current work that has been workshopped or produced. 19 Writing Conferences For Emerging and Established Writers He is at work on a memoir about Hollywood, weed, and a hundred years of Filipino-American family history. A National Endowment for the Arts Literature Fellow, she has also received a Rona Jaffe Foundation Writers Award, the Asian/Pacific American Award for Literature, and a Steinbeck Fellowship, as well as awards from the Society of Professional Journalists, the Asian American Journalists Association, among others. In workshop, students will read and discuss the works of great authors and try to apply their lessons, free-write and write from prompts, and, above all, read and respond to the work of their peers. Writing conferences serve many purposes. We recognize how many of us have benefitted from racist policies and institutions and that the brutal legacy of slavery still persists today. Their poems have appeared in Boston Review, Kenyon Review, The Adroit, TriQuarterly, and elsewhere. Her writing has appeared in One Story, The Cut, and PEN America Best Debut Short Stories 2018 and has been supported by the Bread Loaf Writers Conference, Djerassi, Lighthouse Works, VCCA, and Yaddo. (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Caylin Capra-Thomas (Walter E. Dakin Fellow), Sarah Einspanier (Walter E. Dakin Fellow), Polly Rosenwaike (Walter E. Dakin Fellow), David Heska Wanbli Weiden (Father William Ralston Fellow), Bonnie Antosh (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Silvia Bonilla (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Marcelo Borromeo (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Jennifer Hope Choi (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Dorsey Craft (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Laura Crest (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Stevie Edwards (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Stacy Austin Egan(Tennessee Williams Scholar), Stefania Gomez (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Sin Griffiths (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Laura Grothaus (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Casey Guerin (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Cianon Jones (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Lisa Konoplisky (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Jami Nakamura Lin (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Michael John McGoldrick (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Brooke McKinney (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Jamila Minnicks (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Hassaan Mirza (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Tochukwu Okafor (Susannah McCorkle Scholar), Joanna Pearson (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Jennifer Rumberger (Tennessee Williams Scholar), aureleo sans (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Jacob Shores-Argello (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Darina (Dasha) Sikmashvili (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Phillip Christian Smith (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Valerie A. Smith (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Pablo Piero Stillmann (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Steffan Triplett (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Anala Villagra (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Victor Wei Ke Yang (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Brandon Young (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Mia Alvar (Father William Ralston Fellow), Paulette Boudreaux (Walter E. Dakin Fellow), Lisa Fay Coutley (Walter E. Dakin Fellow), Julie Funderburk (Walter E. Dakin Fellow), Lee Clay Johnson (Walter E. Dakin Fellow), Michael Shewmaker (Walter E. Dakin Fellow), Hasanthika Sirisena (John N. Wall Fellow), Erin Adair-Hodges (Claudia Emerson Scholar), Taneum Bambrick (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Anna Laird Barto (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Caroline Beimford (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Annette C. Boehm (Howard Nemerov Scholar), Darcy Parker Bruce (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Emily Choate (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Colby Cotton (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Molia Dumbleton (Susannah McCorkle Scholar), Sanderia Faye (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Julia Franks (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Vishwas R. Gaitonde (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Amanda Galvan Huynh (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Donna Gordon (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Alina Grabowski (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Gabriel Houck (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Dionne Irving (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Jordan Jacks (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Robert Lee Kendrick (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Emily Kiernan (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Ben Kingsley (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Karin Lin-Greenberg (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Andrew Mangan (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Kate McQuade (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Jennifer Murvin (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Hannah Oberman-Breindel (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Erin Kate Ryan (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Eric Schlich (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Emily Schulten (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Kate Osana Simonian (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Marianna Staroselsky (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Nafissa Thompson-Spires (Stanley Elkin Scholar), Emily Tuszynska (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Kara van de Graaf (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Catherine Weingarten (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Jim Whiteside (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Ruth Williams (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Marie-Helene Bertino (Walter E. Dakin Fellow), Edith Freni (Tennessee Williams Playwright-in-Residence), Andrew McFadyen-Ketchum Walter E. Dakin Fellow), Elizabeth Poliner (Walter E. Dakin Fellow), Corinna McClanahan Schroeder (Walter E. Dakin Fellow), Lauren Goodwin Slaughter (Walter E. Dakin Fellow), Jacob White (Father William Ralston Fellow), Nancy J. Allen (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Kathleen Balma (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Anna Lena Phillips Bell (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Britton Buttrill (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Joshua Butts (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Stephanie Carpenter (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Martin Cloutier (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Kitty Forbes (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Hazel Foster (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Charity Gingerich (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Mikko Harvey (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Abriana Jett (Tennessee Williams Scholar), L. A. Johnson (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Jennifer Wisner Kelly (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Meghan Kenny (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Carrie La Seur (Susannah McCorkle Scholar), Angela Mitchell (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Oindrila Mukherjee (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Susannah Nevison (John Hollander Scholar), Koye Oyedeji (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Pete Pazmino (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Deborah Phelps (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Edward Porter (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Saara Myrene Raappana (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Jacques J. Rancourt (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Kristin Robertson (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Austin Smith (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Nathan Spoon (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Dario Sulzman (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Joselyn Takacs (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Artress Bethany White (Mona Van Duyn Scholar), Sheila Carter-Jones (Walter E. Dakin Fellow), George David Clark (Walter E. Dakin Fellow), Brandon Courtney (Walter E. Dakin Fellow), Jacqueline Goldfinger (Walter E. Dakin Fellow), Jesse Goolsby (Walter E. Dakin Fellowship), Christian Kiefer (Father William Ralston Fellow), Sarah Rose Nordgren (Walter E. Dakin Fellow), Rajesh Parameswaran (Walter E. Dakin Fellow), Antonio Ruiz-Camacho (Walter E. Dakin Fellow), Jason Skipper (Walter E. Dakin Fellowship), Catherine Trieschmann (Walter E. Dakin Fellow), Matthew Baker (Tennessee Williams Scholar), William Brewer (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Rita Bullwinkel (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Alan Stewart Carl (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Anders Carlson-Wee (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Kai Carlson-Wee (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Garrard Conley (Barry Hannah Scholarship), Nicole Dennis-Benn (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Lindsey Drager (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Jaclyn Dwyer (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Nausheen Eusuf (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Kristina Gorcheva-Newberry (Tennessee Williams Scholar), J.P. Grasser (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Andrea Jurjevi (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Claire Kiechel (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Jessica Langan-Peck (Georges and Anne Borchardt Scholar), Matthew Lansburgh (Tennessee Williams Scholar), O. on life? Website: bernardowade.com (John Hollander Scholar), Isabella WaldronI am an Oregon-born, London-based playwright with a passion for intergenerational, queer and women-led stories. You can find her at: www.vanessajchan.com. For Latinx poets, the retreat accepts 25-30 poets a year and is currently held at University of Arizona Poetry Center in Tucson, Arizona (venue changes based on ongoing partnerships). Theyre even places to party. Catherine Staples, Carissa AtallahCarissa Atallah is a playwright from Southern California. (Claudia Emerson Scholarship), L. Rene (Walter E. Dakin Fellow), K. Iver Follow him @loganseyram (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Monique LabanMonique Laban is a writer from New York. The collection has been featured on NPRs All Things Considered and The TODAY Show, and in the New York Times, among other outlets. Financial aid is available for Scholars ($700 tuition, applicants should have a number of genre-specific publications) and Fellows (full scholarship, applicants should have a book published by an academic or commercial publisher). Ruffin is the winner of several literary prizes, including the Iowa Review Award in fiction. Tuition is $1,950 and does not include accommodation, food, or airfare. July 18-30, 2023 Writers may apply to the Sewanee Writers' Conference by submitting applications in one or more of the categories listed below. For Black fiction writers, the week-long retreat is held at Southern Methodist University in Taos, New Mexico. (Walter E. Dakin Fellow), Karin Lin-GreenbergKarin Lin-Greenberg is the author of the novel You Are Here (Counterpoint Press, 2023) and the story collections Faulty Predictions (University of Georgia Press, 2014) and Vanished (University of Nebraska Press, 2022). His plays have been produced and developed in over a dozen cities on three continents at theaters including The Eugene ONeill Theatre Center, The Finborough Theatre in London, Actors Theatre of Louisville, The Flea Theater, EST, and Atlantic Theatre Stage 2. Lily King Weaves Glimmers of Hope into Her Short Story Collection, Alison Kinney Encourages You to Write at the Grocery Store, Remember to Be Interesting to People Who Arent You, If You Dont Have a Novel In You, Maybe You Have a Memoir. The application deadline is March 15. She is a member of the DorothyStrelsinNew American Writers Group at Primary Stages, where she teaches on faculty. She is the recipient of a grant from the Sustainable Arts Foundation and residencies from the Vermont Studio Center and the Wellstone Center. Conferences can even become an integral part of the pitching process as they offer face to face time with agents. Playwrights will each write a short play to be performed by a cast of their choosing like Classics Professor Chris McDonough (Photo left). We are no longer accepting applications to the 2023 Sewanee Writers' Conference. Sewanee Young Writers' Conference The Program The Program Frequently Asked Questions History Faculty Guest Authors Staff Participants Apply Here Contact Us Sample Schedule SYWC COVID-19 Policies What do we offer our participants? Her plays have been developed at the Curious Theatre Branch, MOXIE Theatre, Hedgebrook Playwriting Residency, Wild Imagining Theatre, HBMG Foundation, The Playwrights' Center, Monson Arts and Elsewhere Studios among others. (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Peyton MarshallPeyton Marshall is a graduate of the Iowa Writers' Workshop and a recipient of the Richard Yates Award for Short Fiction. She is an assistant professor at Princeton. Boys will live on the first floor and girls on the top two floors. She is completing an MFA in Creative Writing at the University of California, Riverside and will soon start a PhD in Creative Writing and Literature at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, where she is based. She teaches occasionally through the University of Washington Rome Center, Tin House Writers' Workshops, and Brooklyn Poets. New work is forthcoming in Poetry and The Paris Review. Other work has been shortlisted for the Alpine Fellowship Prize 2023, the Bay Area Playwrights Foundation 2022, and the ONeill National Playwrights Conference 2021. (Walter E. Dakin Fellow), Marisa CraneMarisa Crane is a writer, basketball player, and sweatpants enthusiast. If admitted to the Conference, contributors and scholars secure their places by sending deposits of $300 by May 15. ( Tennessee Williams Scholar), Elena DudumSan Francisco-native, Elena Dudum is a Palestinian-Syrian writer whose work explores the boundaries of generational trauma and what it means to have an identity shaped by political narratives. Formerly the managing editor of The Journal, they now serve as an editor for Poetry Online. Stewart will succeed founding director Wyatt Prunty, who will step down at the close of this summer's session after leading the Conference for 30 years. However, like most institutions confronted with the ways they have failed people on the margins, these conferences are working to make changes. The 30/30 Project: Volunteer Poets. And her writing has been supported by a MacDowell fellowship, and scholarships to Bread Loaf and this very conference. Her work has been published in Carve Magazine and is forthcoming in Apogee. She is the recipient of The Allan Havis Playwriting Award (UC San Diego) and Award of Merit for Individual Screenwriting (Southern Shorts) and has been finalist for Jane Chambers Award, ScreenCraft Stage Play Competition, and Jerome and Many Voices Fellowships at The Playwrights Center. Grown out of this short Twitter thread, here is a list of 19 writing conferences to consider applying to. Workshops are designed to be generative. Tierney has been a member of the Wildcat Writing Group since 2022 and is currently working on a collection of stories and a novel. Brittany K. Allen (she/her) is a Brooklyn-based writer and actor. But we also like to have fun as a group, so we make time for optional activities like hiking on the perimeter trail (which winds around the domain, offering a number of beautiful bluff views); hiking and swimming in nearby Fiery Gizzard; catching fireflies (and letting them go). (Walter E. Dakin Fellow), Manuel (Blake) SanzBlake Sanz was chosen by Brandon Taylor as the winner of the 2021 Iowa Short Fiction Award for his story collection, The Boundaries of Their Dwelling, which was also a finalist for the Colorado Book Award and was long-listed for Stanford's William Saroyan Prize for International Fiction. He teaches in the MFA program at North Carolina State University. Alexander Chee is the author of the novels Edinburgh and The Queen of the Night, and the essay collection How To Write An Autobiographical Novel, all from Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. He is an associate professor of English and Creative Writing at Dartmouth College. The conference fee for contributors is $3,810 and includes tuition, room, and board. Read about the award-winning faculty who work at the conference. His new play, Stereophonic, is scheduled to premiere on Broadway next season. E. StallingsCaki Wilkinson, Alexander Chee Jaquira Daz Lacy M. JohnsonAisha Sabatini Sloan, David Adjmi Brittany K. Allen Talene Monahon Dan OBrien. The 2023 Sewanee Writers' Conference will be held from July 18-30. His poems and essays have appeared in Academy of American Poets Poem-a-Day, The Guardian, PBS NewsHour, San Francisco Chronicle, the Sun, Tin House, and elsewhere. Katie is an assistant professor of English at Southern Methodist University. (Tennessee Williams Scholar), Colleen RothmanColleen Rothman grew up in south Louisiana and, after a long stint in the Midwest, now lives in New Orleans. I attended in 2008 and thought it was pretty great. Kirstin is the recipient of the John Guare Writers Fund Rome Prize from the American Academy in Rome, a Rona Jaffe Foundation Writers Award, a grant from the Elizabeth George Foundation, and a Stegner Fellowship at Stanford. The Program | The University of the South "We're two weeks out from this summer's conference kicking off and figure there's no better way to start our countdown than a big shout out to the 2023 #SWCfellows and #SWCscholars. Her writing has appeared widely in periodicals and magazines in the US and abroad and has been displayed at the Smithsonian, the Rubin Museum of Art, and elsewhere. The application will not save your information, so everything must be submitted simultaneously. . Our detailed guide for conference participants and their parents. Participants | The University of the South Our conference offers a serious course in creative writing, not just a get-your-feet-wet introduction. She was named a 2023 Anthony Veasna So Scholar by The Adroit Journal and awarded a Blackburn Fellowship by Randolph College. There are also outdoor tennis courts, an outdoor track, and a Gil Hanse-designed golf course. Her work appeared in Zyzzyva, Subtropics, Zoetrope: All Story, LitHub, Electric Literature, Indiana Review, The Southern Review, Gulf Coast, TriQuarterly, Nimrod, and elsewhere. He has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize and has received support from the James A. Michener Center for Writers, the Community of Writers, the Willapa Bay Artist Residency, and the Macondo Workshop. Poetry application manuscripts should be 10-15 pages, single-spaced. His poetry appears recently in The New Yorker, The Atlantic, The New York Review of Books, and The Yale Review, and has been honored with the Ruth Lilly and Wallace Stegner fellowships. Pre-College Issues Summer Programs desie1 April 7, 2015, 10:55pm 1 My daughter, who usually makes quick decisions, is struggling with this one. His first book, Wild Hundreds, was honored with the Black Caucus of the American Library Associations award for Poetry Book of the Year and The Great Lakes College Associations New Writer Award. Please see the Staff page for information about us and see the FAQ page where we have attempted to anticipate and answer many of your questions. She teaches in the MFA program at UNC Greensboro. BFA in Drama- NYU Tisch. Partial scholarships are offered on need and merit basis. All employees, students, and participants of university-sponsored programs also have the right to be free from harassment and retaliation. Funds go to support student-led environmental initiatives, including a program in Haiti that pays farmers for carbon sequestration.- Collaborating with the Sewanee Green Fund to construct a pollinator garden on our office grounds. The Kundiman fellowship is open to all Asian American writers. A graduate of the MFA program at The New School and Teachers College at Columbia University, she lives in Brooklyn and teaches English at a public high school in lower Manhattan. Nominated for Best New Poets, Best of the Net and two Pushcart Prizes, her work has been published in Obsidian, Tin House Online, Poetry Northwest and elsewhere. It was named a New York Times Notable Book and a best book of 2015 by the San Francisco Chronicle and the American Library Association. Jeunes en librairie, un nouveau dispositif d'EAC (Course descriptions may be found both on the FAQ and Faculty pages, as well as on the application.) About 1 in 3 applicants are accepted. (Tennessee Williams Scholar), April YeeApril Yees poetry, fiction, and essays have won or been listed for The Best American Essays, Ivan Juritz Prize, Fitzcarraldo Essay Prize, Manchester Poetry Prize, Deborah Rogers Foundation Writers Award, and Best of the Net. A recipient of the Amy Lowell Poetry Travelling Scholarship and an NEA Fellowship in Poetry, Days recent work can be found in Best American Poetry & The New York Times. Her plays include The Matriarchs (Eugene O'Neill Playwrights Conference, Civilians R&D, Theater J Abramson Finalist, Blue Ink finalist), The Gett (Rattlestick, Princess Grace Semi-Finalist, Colorado New Play Festival), Round Table (59E59, Fault Line, Times Square Chronicles 10 Best Plays of 2019), Scheiss Book (United Solo Festival: Best One-Woman Show & Backstage Magazine Audience Choice Award, Dixon Place, Wild Project), and The Blue Parts with Dina Vovsi (Working Theater, NYSCA).
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