| Kimberlee Auerbach is the author of the memoir The Devil, the Lovers & Me (Dutton), which is based on her one-woman show. She has performed her comedic monologues throughout New York City, competed in the Moth GrandSLAM Storytelling Championships, and appeared on such radio shows as Sex, Success and Sensibility with Candace Bushnell and Wake-Up with Cosmo. She has taught at Mediabistro and the Bank Street College of Education. She holds a BA from SUNY Purchase.
Also Teaches: Creative Writing 101
Memoir Writing
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| Sara Barron is the author of the essay collection People Are Unappealing (Three Rivers Press) and her fiction appears in the anthology Mortified: The Big Book of Angst (Spotlight Entertainment). Her solo performance acts have appeared at such venues as the HBO Comedy Festival, the UNO Festival for Solo Performances, and the People's Improv Theatre, and she is a host at The Moth: Urban Storytelling. She holds a BA from NYU.
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| Ryan Britt has published fiction and nonfiction in Nerve, Opium Magazine, Soon Quarterly, The Rumpus, Clarkesworld Magazine, The New Inquiry, and Mr. Beller's Neighborhood. His plays and performances have been seen at numerous venues, and he blogs for Tor.com.
Also Teaches: Creative Writing 101
Memoir Writing
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| Shari Goldhagen is the author of the novel Family and Other Accidents (Random House). She has published fiction in Indiana Review, Prism International, Beacon Street Review, and Wascana Review, and she has published articles in theNational Enquirer, Complete Woman, teenStyle, Ohioana, and Restaurants and Institutions. She has taught at Ohio State University. She holds a BSJ from Northwestern University and an MFA in Fiction from Ohio State University.
Also Teaches: Fiction Writing
Novel Writing
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| John Kachuba is the editor of How to Write Funny (F & W Publications), Why Is This Job Killing Me? (Dell), Ghosthunters, Ghosthunting Ohio, and Ghosthunting Illinois (Emmis Books). His nonfiction and short fiction have appeared in numerous publications, including: Tin House, Connecticut Review, Hawaii Pacific Review, Poets & Writers, and America's Civil War, garnering him the Thurber Treat Prize and the Dogwood Fiction Prize. He has taught at the University of Cincinnati and Ohio University. He holds a BA from Sacred Heart University and Mas in Creative Writing from both Antioch University and Ohio University.
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| Scott LaCounte is the author of the humor memoir Quiet, Please (Da Capo Books). He has published humor pieces in McSweeney's, The Door, Campus Life, Morning News, Pacific Review, and Orange County Register. He holds a BA from California State University, Fullerton, and an MLIS in Library Science from San Jose State University.
Also Teaches: Creative Writing 101
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| Kurt Opprecht has written articles and essays for such publications as the New York Times, the Economist, TimeOut New York, Glamour, World Art, PDN, Women's Own, the New York Sun, Look Japan, Tokyo Journal, Honeymoon, Endless Vacation, Wired, Swoon, and MinorityInterest. He is the editor of the satirical book Billionaires for Bush: How to Rule the World for Fun and Profit (Thunder's Mouth Press). He holds a BA from Reed College and a BS from Southern Utah University.
Also Teaches: Creative Writing 101
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| Amy Shearn is the author of the novels The Mermaid of Brooklyn (Touchstone) and How Far is the Ocean From Here (Shaye Areheart/Crown). Her humor writing, fiction, poetry, and reviews have appeared inJane, Modern Painters, Elimae, Hobart Pulp, West Branch, 3rdBed, Salt Hill, Passages North, Lyric Poetry Review, GutCult, Mississippi Review, Surgery of Modern Warfare, Yankee Pot Roast, Mr. Beller's Neighborhood, the anthologyHysteria, and the book Jewtopia: The Chosen Book for the The Chosen People. She has taught at the University of Minnesota and was a writing mentor for SASE: The Write Place. She holds a BA from the University of Iowa and an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of Minnesota.
Also Teaches: Write-In
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