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(Re)Connecting with the Craft So. Odyssey. If you’re reading this, chances are you’re thinking of applying. I hope you’re thinking of applying. Maybe you’ve printed the application and your pen is hovering over the first box. Maybe it’s already filled out and you’re trying to choose a submission story. Maybe all that’s been done, the Read more…
The Six-Week Odyssey Arley Sorg is a graduate of the 2014 Odyssey Writing Workshop. He grew up in England, Hawaii, and Colorado. He hangs out at SF/ Bay Area cafes. He often writes about identity and society, using the context of horror, science fiction, fantasy, and all the cool stuff that Read more…
The Journey B. Lynch is a YA/MG fantasy writer from New Jersey and a 2015 Odyssey Writing Workshop graduate. His latest book, King Callie, can be found on Amazon or Barnes and Noble.com; since his Odyssey classmates challenged him to become the Michael Bay of fantasy novels, he’s currently working on Read more…
Leveling Up Richard James Errington attended the 2016 Odyssey Writing Workshop. He is an American/British writer born in Japan. He focuses on a variety of different genres and bounces between YA and adult fiction. He has written for an independent comic book publishing company where he published under six different title Read more…
Changing Everything Rebecca F. Kuang is a graduate of the 2016 Odyssey Writing Workshop. Rebecca is a Marshall Scholar, translator, and the Nebula, Locus, and World Fantasy Award nominated author of The Poppy War trilogy. She has an MPhil in Chinese Studies from Cambridge and an MSc in Contemporary Chinese Studies Read more…
How to Decide When to Apply to Odyssey Julian K. Jarboe is a writer and sound designer from Massachusetts. They are a 2018 graduate of Odyssey and a fellow at the Writers’ Room of Boston. Their other work can be found in Strange Horizons, The Fairy Tale Review, and the LAMBDA Award-winning Best Read more…