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Meghan Daum shares the following about Ellen Orme Adams' writing:
Ellen Orme Adams is currently developing a novel and a book-length work of nonfiction; here's a sneak peek of the latter. For information on past and ongoing projects, please see her CV. Selected Publications "Come On, Come On," 68to05, forthcoming "My Friends, They Did This Too," World Literature Today “The Something I Am Telling You,” Ploughshares Notable Essay, Best American Essays; Emerging Writer Award, Ploughshares “Military Coup Matching Quiz,” Kenyon Review Online “I Lose My Grandfather in a Class on Scent,” Black Warrior Review “After the Coup,” Crazyhorse “Quit Your Hiding,” The Southwest Review McGinnis-Ritchie Award for Fiction "If We Learn from Our Targets," The Carolina Quarterly "They Say When I Turn 60, You'll Be in Your 70s," Southern Humanities Review "What Shoveling Snow...," Lez Spread the Word "Sexuality Matching Quiz," Bennington Review "Sexuality Matching Quiz," Lambda Literary's Emerge anthology "searched," Pacifica Literary Review "Ryan Adams, I Will Not Marry You," No Depression “I Will Not Be Basque Again,” The Literary Review "a cracked foundation at grandma's house," The Selkie's Resiliency Canada anthology Selected Arts Writing "Jenny Erpenbeck on Spying, Lying, and Eros," Literary Hub "Joshua Henkin on Eschewing Big Reveals and Knowing Your Characters’ Birthdays," Literary Hub "Printmaking Expert Miranda Metcalf," Artsy “Torlarp Larpjaroensook’s Bookshelf,” Catalogue Essay, Singapore Art Museum / 8Q “No Dining Together,” Exhibition Text, Gallery Seescape, Chiang Mai, Thailand “Interview with Darin Strauss,” The Brooklyn Review “Review: Hanging Man: The Arrest of Ai Weiwei,” Electric Literature “Zodiac in the House of Element,” Exhibition Text, Pongnoi Community Art Space, Chiang Mai, Thailand “Opening for 64 Distinct Harmony 56,” Le Cool – Bangkok Teaching, Editing, Consulting Ellen Orme Adams has taught creative writing and zine-making in classrooms and communities in Canada and the United States, including programs at University of Washington, Brooklyn College, Hedgebrook, University of Maine, and Pacific Lutheran University. She also works one-on-one with fiction and nonfiction writers. She's supported grant writing and development for organizations and artists, including through Canada Council for the Arts' Application Assistance initiative. As an editor and writing coach, she's assisted clients in everything from concept development to line edits in their creative, academic, and professional pursuits. She also consults for startups and non-profits on public-facing materials, from revamping storytelling strategy to refining white papers, seed funding kits, or project pitches. Please reach out via email if you are interested in working together on your own projects! |