Discuss “412: The area code of creative nonfiction”
Exploring where the line is drawn between fact and fiction, perception and reality, the 412 Creative Nonfiction Festival starts today in Pittsburgh and runs through Saturday. It is a “celebration of excellent writing,” according to the festival’s press release, and will bring together students, writing enthusiasts, and professional writers to discuss contemporary issues in the up-and-coming genre of creative nonfiction. Such issues as ethics in writing, giving poetry a mission, and publishing one’s work will be at the forefront of the festival.
“Pittsburgh is a great community for writers,” explained Jane Bernstein, associate professor of English at Carnegie Mellon, who will moderate a discussion panel at 412. “There’s a real...
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