Writing after Sundown
by UW Professional Certificate Literary Fiction II
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About the Book
In this diverse collection of Literary Fiction II from the University of Washington's Professional and Continuing Education Certificate Program, the student writers navigate relationships, adolescence and loss.
The anthology includes a story about a hunchbacked man who has orchestrated his life to avoid contact with other people until an accident involving his dog forces him into the world; and one about a pragmatic, sharp-edged lawyer who is losing his footing as his wife’s pregnancy progresses and their first child’s birth draws near.
We crash a college party with two small-town high schoolers; we meet a mother left with the task of clearing out her daughter’s apartment while trying to resolve why she took her life. We glimpse into the social angst of a teenager whose father is accused of bribing FDA officials to approve an intelligence-enhancement drug. We are whisked to the future where a father and daughter heading out on a drive have two different agendas in our tech and device-driven world.
These exciting new voices helm their stories with sights set on becoming the established writers of tomorrow.
Read on.
The anthology includes a story about a hunchbacked man who has orchestrated his life to avoid contact with other people until an accident involving his dog forces him into the world; and one about a pragmatic, sharp-edged lawyer who is losing his footing as his wife’s pregnancy progresses and their first child’s birth draws near.
We crash a college party with two small-town high schoolers; we meet a mother left with the task of clearing out her daughter’s apartment while trying to resolve why she took her life. We glimpse into the social angst of a teenager whose father is accused of bribing FDA officials to approve an intelligence-enhancement drug. We are whisked to the future where a father and daughter heading out on a drive have two different agendas in our tech and device-driven world.
These exciting new voices helm their stories with sights set on becoming the established writers of tomorrow.
Read on.
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Features & Details
- Primary Category: Arts & Photography Books
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Project Option: 6×9 in, 15×23 cm
# of Pages: 88 -
Isbn
- Softcover: 9781320184489
- Publish Date: Oct 27, 2014
- Language English
- Keywords University of Washington, Literary Fiction I, Professional and Continuing Education, Fiction, Anthology, UWPCE
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