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Submissions Subscriptions Prizes Workshops Visiting Writers Current Issue Back Issues Editors Endowment MFA @ GC&SU Links The Antebellum Inn offers modern rooms (phone, television, data ports) that retain a sense of historic charm. Also included: Gourmet breakfasts and a private backyard pool. Flannery O’Connor’s family farm Andalusia is now open to the public. 2004 Workshop participants Vanessa McCombs (Warner Robins, Georgia) and Amanda Kimball (Wilmington, Delaware).				Martin Lammon teaches the new Editor’s Workshop in Poetry and Memoir. Follow the link below for details. Brad Barkley will teach Fiction in the May 16-21 Arts & Letters Workshops. See below for details.
		Different Choices for Different Lives Since 1999, Arts & Letters has sponsored workshops in Milledgeville (home of Flannery O’Connor) and on the campus of Georgia College & State University. Writers from as far away as Portland, Oregon, and Geneva, Switzerland, have joined our community. In May 2005, the workshops will continue to offer opportunities for writers that provide different choices for different lives. Coming in 2005 Editor’s Workshop in Poetry & Memoir, May 12-15 A workshop for poets interested in writing creative nonfiction essays and memoir, this new master class workshop runs from May 12-15. Martin Lammon, editor of Arts & Letters, has won several awards and notice for his poetry and creative nonfiction, including most recently the Lamar York Prize for Nonfiction (Chattahoochee Review) and runner-up for the Iowa Award in Literary Nonfiction (The Iowa Review). The workshop will be limited to no more than six participants, who will stay Thursday-Sunday at the Antebellum Inn in historic Milledgeville. Special Event: Visit to Flannery O’Connor’s family farm Andalusia. All participants selected will receive a $100 Editor’s Fellowship. 2005 Arts & Letters Workshops Our sixth annual workshops will continue to offer a writing community of talented, supportive teachers and peers. The workshops will begin Sunday evening, May 15, and conclude Friday on May 20. Faculty include special guest writers Brad Barkley (whose first novel, Money, Love was a Barnes and Noble “Discover Great New Writers” selection), and Sue William Silverman (winner of the AWP Award for Creative Nonfiction for her memoir Because I Remember Terror, Father, I Remember You). Plus award-winning Arts & Letters editors Allen Gee (fiction), Alice Friman (poetry), and Martin Lammon (poetry & memoir). Low tuition rate for the workshops: Tuition in 2005 is only $450! PLUS at least ten “Editor’s Fellowships” of $100 will be awarded. All applications received by March 21, 2005, will be considered for these fellowships. PLUS Visit to Flannery O’Connor’s family farm Andalusia (now open to the public).
				Sue William Silverman joins our workshop faculty this year. She will teach Creative Nonfiction and Memoir. Learn more about all our 2005 Workshops Editor’s Workshop in Poetry & Memoir 2004 Arts & Letters Workshops Learn more about our workshop faculty Learn more about historic Milledgeville
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