On Saturday, I will give my final reading as a Delaware Division of the Arts Individual Artist Fellowship winner. This year, as the 2016 Masters Fellowship in Fiction recipient, I have had the pleasure of reading and writing at plantation homes, historic court houses, bookstores, libraries, and museums, during workshops, residencies, and conferences, in art galleries and outdoors, and in bars, restaurants, hermitages and a convent, in all three counties and beyond. Continue reading “DDoA Fellowship Readings”
Individual Artist Fellowships
Fellowship Interview
Each year, the Delaware Division of the Arts creates a page to highlight the 16 artists who are granted Individual Artist Fellowships. The IAF page features interviews with each artist by Christopher Yasiejko as well as work samples. You can read my interview with Christopher as well as the opening pages of my (then) work in progress, LEST I FORGET.
As always, I am grateful to the Delaware Division of the Arts, the State of Delaware, and the National Endowment for the Arts for their support of my work and the arts community.
On Sunday, April 3, 2016, fellow IAF recipient and poet Maggie Rowe and I will share our work with the public at the Judge Morris Estate, White Clay Creek Park, in Newark, Delaware. Built in the 1790s by the , it was the home of distinguished federal judge Hugh Morris and is now a showcase in the 600-acre estate. Our reading will begin at 1:00 and will be followed by a reception for our friends and kind listeners.
Ramona DeFelice Long 