Wofford Summer Programs
Wofford College enjoys a close connection with the literary community, attracting creative writers ranging from the Nobel Prize-winning poet Seamus Heaney to promising and important regional authors such as George Singleton.
The College's reputation for summer academic programs is equally rich, providing young writers an insider's understanding of the literary process and inspiration.
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Wizards of the Coast LLC
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2009 Chapbook
Worlds Created 2009
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News Updates
10/15/2009 -- Although the full 2011 roster will be announced later, Shared Worlds is proud to note that Philip K. Dick Award finalist Minister Faust and Nnedi Okorafor, winner of the Wole Soyinka Prize for Literature for her novel Zahrah the Windseeker, have both accepted invitations to attend as visiting writers.
10/14/2009 -- Shared Worlds is proud to announce that instructors for 2010 will include Spiderwick Chronicles creator Holly Black, critically acclaimed YA and adult authors Kathe Koja and Marly Youmans, Nebula Award winner Michael Bishop, writer and gaming expert Will Hindmarch, and World Fantasy Award winner Jeff VanderMeer, plus Wofford College's own Dr. Christine Dinkins, philosophy professor, and Jeremy Jones, lecturer and camp director. Artist Scott Eagle will also conduct a workshop during the camp.
6/17/2009 --Shared Worlds'
Top Five Real Fantasy/SF Cities
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Tor
- Guardian (UK)
- The Agony Column at Bookotron.com (includes podcast)
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Boing Boing
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Ecstatic Days by Jeff Vandermeer
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Los Angeles Times blogs
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SF Signal
6/16/2009 -- Shared Worlds is proud to announce the following official sponsors, whose major contributions help make Shared Worlds possible: Tor Books
Wizards of the Coast LLC
Realms of Fantasy Magazine
4/28/2009 -- Shuttle request form now available for students arriving at Greenville/Spartanburg Airport (GSP)
4/17/2009 -- io9 highlights Shared Worlds 2009
4/15/2009 -- Shared Worlds 2009 featured in Boing Boing