If you are a student with publication/production news for us, send the info to Dana Miller, dana at gothamwriters dot com.
The New York Daily News published Katarina Wong's op-ed "The Birthday Gift Havana Deserves."
Kelsey Books published Erika Dreifus' poetry collection Birthright.
The Mighty published Tonya Lester's article "Practice Self-Compassion With This Exercise" on Yahoo Lifestyle.
Oxford University Press published Peter Erdi's book Ranking: The Unwritten Rules of the Social Game We All Play.
Austin Macauley published Tom Lally's debut novel Far From All Else.
Ellen Zaroff published her book A Layered Tress after taking our Creative Writing 101.
Potato Soup Journal published Christine Corrigan's essay "In Words and Plants: How I Landscape My Life".
Kristina Cappetta published her children's book It's Raining Pizza! With illustrations by her daughters, Luciana and Mariella!
The Sun magazine published Ann Marie Antenucci's essay "The Old Church" in its Readers Write section.
The Dubuque Telegraph Herald published Ken Dubuque's article "Ken Dubuque: A Dubuque Visits Namesake City".
Rutgers University Press will release Lincoln Mitchell's nonfiction book San Francisco Year Zero: Political Upheaval, Punk Rock, and a Third-Place Baseball Team on October 16th.
Bear Manor Media published Barry M. Putt Jr.'s book Alice: Life Behind the Counter in Mel's Greasy Spoon.
Michael Sadowski's memoir The Men I've Never Been has been shortlisted for the William Faulkner-William Wisdom Award in Narrative Nonfiction, given by the Pirate's Alley Faulkner Society.
Silver Falcon Press published Kathalyn Davis' memoir Kiss Me, Swami, (co-written with Genevieve Joy.).
Simon and Schuster published Zach Fehst's debut novel American Magic.
ScaryMommy published Sherri Sacchonaghi's article "My Kids Are Growing Up, But My Motherhood Job Definitely Isn't Done".
Wakefield Press published The Red Devil: The Story of South Australian Aviation Pioneer, Captain Harry Butler, AFC, co-authored by Gotham student Samantha Battams.
Regal House will publish Charles Springer's poetry collection Juice this October.
The New York Times published Josie Rubio's article "Dating While Dying".
The Miami Herald published Katarina Wong's op-ed "There's No 'Going Back' — The U.S. Cannot Afford to Lose Its Immigrants."
Afreada published Reyumeh Ejue's short story "Saro Wiwa Dies."
Greenpointers published Alana Pockros' article "Williamsburg Vintage Shop Stays Afloat Amonst Rising Tide of Commercialization."
Etchings Press awarded Robin Lee Lovelace its 2019 Book Award for her novella Savonne, Not Vonny.
Eiffel Tower Press published Jeremy C. Bradley-Silverio Donato's debut novel My Memory Told Me a Secret. Jeremy worked on his first draft in our Novel II-First Draft class.
The Indiana Review published Jan Padios' prose poem "Parade Street." The piece started as an assignment in a Memoir Writing class.
The New York Public Library Zine published two essays by Anita Bushell: "All Was Well" and "Turn It Up".
Little A published William Dameron's memoir The Lie: A Memoir of Two Marriages, Catfishing, and Coming Out. The book was also reviewed in the New York Times Review of Books.
Catalyst magazine published Julia Kramer's article "Connecting to WiFi and Communities All Over the World."
Eagle News published Joanne Soriano's article "Oh, the People You'll Meet at BookCon."
Dime Show Review published Patti Santucci's short story "Roy."
50 Bold published Victoria Hill's essay "You ask, 'Why Would You Want to Dance With Your Father Again?' "
Katarina Wong's essay "Between the Lines: Messages from My Family in Cuba" has been selected for the anthology Bronx Memoir Project, published by the Bronx Council on the Arts.
Regal House Publishing published Charles Springer's poetry collection, Juice.
Bottlecap Press published Ada Elechi's chapbook Harmattan.
St. Martin's Press published Nicola Harrison's novel Montauk on June 4th.
The Union County Performing Arts Center is producing Frank Van Syckel's play Angels in Boston later this summer.
Catalyst magazine published Julia Kramer's article "Revolutionizing Ethical Travel for Women: Meet Purposeful Nomad."
The New York Times published Robert Schroeder's essay "Pierce My Ears or Run Away?" in its Tiny Love Stories column.
Indy Week published Nick Williams' article "Natural Wine is the Most Exhilarating Thing to Drink -- and a Way to Rebel Against the Wine-Industrial Complex." They also published his pieces "Local Whole-Fish Dishes Cater to Family-Style Diners and Adventurous Gourmands Alike" and "You Never Get Over Your First Stoned Hot and Sour Soup."
Sagging Meniscus Press published Joshua Kornreich's third novel Horsebuggy.
Flash Fiction Magazine published Michael Lambert's short story "Batter Down".
FIYAH: Magazine of Black Speculative Fiction published Jen Brown's short story "While Dragons Claim the Sky" in its spring issue.
The American Academy of Family Physicians published Lalita Abyankar's op-ed piece "EAT-Lancet Recommendations Have Value, But Are They Feasible?" in its Fresh Perspectives column.
The Sun magazine published Ann Marie Antenucci's essay "Uncle Vincent" in its Readers Write column on the theme of Equality.
Karina Glaser is co-hosting Book Riot's new podcast Kid Lit These Days, which explores how children's literature handles and responds to current events worldwide.
Fireside Quarterly published Cyd Athens' story "Poison" in its April 2019 issue.
Ann Marie Antenucci's essay "Italy Always on My Mind" will appear in the forthcoming anthology Reflections in Poetry and Prose, edited by the United Federation of Teachers.
The Paris Review published Nick Fuller Googins' short story "The Doors" in its spring issue.
Samantha Battams self-published her 19th century true crime story: The Secret Art of Poisoning: The True Crimes of Martha Needle, the Richmond Poisoner.
Green Writers Press published Sarina Prabasi's memoir The Coffeehouse Resistance: Brewing Hope in Desperate Times.
Lindsay Amer received a Made In NY grant from the Women's Film, TV, and Theatre Fund for her web series Queer Kid Stuff.
Sourcebooks published Brian Yanish's children's book Pirate Chicken: All Hens on Deck.
Balzer + Bray published Katy Loutzenhiser's young adult novel If You're Out There.
Parvus Press published Cyd Athens' story "Welcome to Gray" in its If This Goes On anthology.
Obliterati Press published Paul Owen's novel The Weighing of the Heart.
Donald Zagardo's short-story "The West and Beyond Bar and Grill" is in the current issue of Calliope.
The Staten Island Advance published Ann Marie Antenucci's essay, "O Cicoria!"
Robert Graf has self-published his science fiction trilogy, Window On The Past. All three books are available on Amazon Kindle.
Writer's Digest awarded Sara Hale First Place in the Children's/Young Adult category in the 87th Annual Writer's Digest Writing Competition for her short story "Mintaka Falls to Earth." The prize was $1,000 and publication in the 87th Annual Writer's Digest Writing Competition Collection. The collection can now be purchased online.
Green Writers Press will publish Sarina Prabasi's memoir The Coffeehouse Resistance: Brewing Hope in Desperate Times in April. Sarina won the 2018 Pitch Week Writer's Award for her book, which she began in a Gotham class with Carmen Bugan.
Jaime Permuth's photo essay about a blind subway magician is featured in, and the subject of an article in, The New York Times.
Green Writing Press will publish Sarina Prabasi's activist travel memoir The Coffeehouse Resistance.
The Cut published Jane Pollak's article "How to Date in Your 70's" and she blogged about the writing process here.
The Rumpus published Zach Shultz's essay "It's a Boy!"
Obliterati Press will publish Paul Owen's novel The Weighing of the Heart.
Ultimate Motorcycling published Mike Miller's feature story "Harley-Davidson Surges Forward: Searching for the E-Moto Generation," which he started in a Gotham Article Writing class.
Kasma magazine published John McLaughlin's short science-fiction story "The Dropped Twenty."
Joseph Chiba (with Sally Kigasawa) self-published his novel Ghava's Island: The Beginning of the End.
Hedgebrook has selected Christola Phoenix to be one of its 2019 Writers in Residence. The residency program for women writers selected 40 residents from more than 800 applications.
"Standing in the middle of the street, I inhaled, my lungs filling with a sharp gust of wind that I could not stop from making its way out of my mouth," writes Vonetta Young in her essay "The Right of Way" published by Lunch Ticket.
New World Library published Margaret Winslow's most recent memoir Smart Ass: How a Donkey Challenged Me to Accept His True Nature and Rediscover My Own.
Tablet Magazine published Marya Zilberberg's essay "Recipes for Survival".
Linda Collins’ flash fiction piece, Lavender, has scored an Honorable Mention in Glimmer Train's July/Aug Very Short Story Contest.
