Start Your New Year Off Write: Douglass Street Writing Lab Greatest Hits

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Hi, I thought you would find this event of interest: Event: Start Your New Year Off Write: Douglass Street Writing Lab Greatest Hits Date: Tuesday, January 19, 2010 at 7:00 PM - to - Tuesday, March 09, 2010 at 9:30 PM (PT) Location: Douglass Street Lab Douglass and 21st Street San Francisco, CA 94114 Hosted By: Matthew Clark Davison     Get more information or Register to attend
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Tuesday, January 19, 2010 at 7:00 PM
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Douglass Street Lab
Douglass and 21st Street
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Matthew Clark Davison

I’m a fiction writer, lecturer in creative writing, and writing coach living in San Francisco. I hold a BA in English Literature and an MFA in Fiction from San Francisco State University where I’ve been teaching since 1998. 

Courses I’ve taught at State include: Characterization, Short Story Writing, Uses of Personal Experience, Directed Writing (a one-on-one tutorial), Writers on Writing, Craft of Fiction, Style in Fiction, The Short-Short Story, Work In Progress, Teaching Creative Writing, Transfer Literary Magazine, and Fourteen Hills. I'm an Artist Mentor forPerforming Arts Workshop, the non-profit that once hired me as the Writer in Residence at LYRIC. 

I’ve read at several diverse venues across the country, including: The San Francisco Public Library, The Poetry Center, LitQuake's LitCrawl at Adobe Books, Million Fishes Gallery, The Shanti Project, Glide Church, and The Guild Complex in Chicago. Along with Maxine Hong Kingston and others, I was interviewed for a radio program titled Voices at the End of the Rainbow. 

My short fiction has appeared in a variety of literary journals, both bound and online, including: The Atlantic Monthy’s Unbound, Lodestar Quarterly, and 580-Split. 

My now-completed novel, ROADMAP, won the Clark/Gross Novel-in-Progress Contest and was granted a Stonewall Alumni Association Award for excellence. ROADMAP is represented by Johnson and Axelrod Literary Agency. 

The recent recipient of a Cultural Equities Grant from the city of San Francisco, I'm writing a second novel now, called LETTERS TO THE DEAD. 

To hear me read my own work, visit Dublit. 

To find out more about me, my upcoming classes or readings, visit my blog. 

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