My good friend and fellow writer extraordinaire, Kymberly Keaton, recently returned from the Sewanee Writers’ Conference. I decided this would be the perfect opportunity to pick her brains on all things Sewanee.
Before I get to the interview, here’s some background info on the Sewanee Writers’ Conference. Founded in 1990 at The University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee, the conference sprang from the desire of Tennessee Williams to support creative writers. In fact, Williams’ estate partially underwrites the cost. Sewanee covers fiction, poetry, and playwrighting, drawing distinguished writers from those fields to serve as faculty members. Visiting writers, publishers, agents, and editors round out aspiring writers’ education and provide valuable connections for the future.
