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On the Map 2013: Sawsan AL-AREEQE (Yemen)

"On the Map" is a series of interviews with writers while they are in Iowa City participating in the International Writing Program's fall residency. The...
12min
Interview
100 Words: Millicent Graham (IWP 2009)

As part of the IWP's "100 Words Project," writers from around the world have been invited to meditate on a given theme. This year's theme is "Peace/War."...
2min
Interview
100 Words: Milos Djurdjevic (IWP 2009)

As part of the IWP's "100 Words Project," writers from around the world have been invited to meditate on a given theme. This year's theme is "Peace/War."...
4min
Interview
100 Words: Tony Eprile (IWP 2007, New Symposium on "Justice")

As part of the IWP's "100 Words Project," writers from around the world have been invited to meditate on a given theme. This year's theme is "Peace/War."...
2min
Interview
100 Words- Stephanos Stephanides (IWP 2008: New Symposium on "Home/Land")

As part of the IWP's "100 Words Project," writers from around the world have been invited to meditate on a given theme. This year's theme is "Peace/War."...
2min
Interview
On the Move 2011: Adisa Bašić (Writers in Motion: Decline and Recovery)

"On the Move" is a series of interviews with writers traveling with the IWP on various study and reading projects. Adisa Bašić is here interviewed on the...
8min
Interview
On The Move 2011: Alice Pung (Writers in Motion: Decline and Recovery)

"On the Move" is a series of interviews with writers traveling with the IWP on various study and reading projects. Alice Pung is here interviewed on the...
6min
Interview
On The Move 2011: Kei Miller (Writers in Motion: decline and Recovery)

"On the Move" is a series of interviews with writers traveling with the IWP on various study and reading projects. Kei Miller is here interviewed on the...
6min
Interview

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