Difference between revisions of "Nicole Dennis-Benn"
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Author, notably for the book 'Here Comes the Sun' (2016). Has received fellowships from MacDowell Colony, Hedgebrook, Sewanee Writers' Conference, the Hurston/Wright Foundation, Lambda Foundation, and Barbara Deming Memorial Fund for Women Writers. Her work has appeared in ELLE Magazine, Electric Literature, Red Rock Review, Kweli Literary Journal, Mosaic, Ebony, and the Feminist Wire. Founder and Director of Stuyvesant Writing Workshop and currently teaches Writing for the City University of New York. | Author, notably for the book 'Here Comes the Sun' (2016). Has received fellowships from MacDowell Colony, Hedgebrook, Sewanee Writers' Conference, the Hurston/Wright Foundation, Lambda Foundation, and Barbara Deming Memorial Fund for Women Writers. Her work has appeared in ELLE Magazine, Electric Literature, Red Rock Review, Kweli Literary Journal, Mosaic, Ebony, and the Feminist Wire. Founder and Director of Stuyvesant Writing Workshop and currently teaches Writing for the City University of New York. | ||
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Revision as of 19:55, 8 January 2017
Country
Jamaica
Birth - Death
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Writer
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Author, notably for the book 'Here Comes the Sun' (2016). Has received fellowships from MacDowell Colony, Hedgebrook, Sewanee Writers' Conference, the Hurston/Wright Foundation, Lambda Foundation, and Barbara Deming Memorial Fund for Women Writers. Her work has appeared in ELLE Magazine, Electric Literature, Red Rock Review, Kweli Literary Journal, Mosaic, Ebony, and the Feminist Wire. Founder and Director of Stuyvesant Writing Workshop and currently teaches Writing for the City University of New York.
