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Stonecoast Writers' Conference
Established
1978
Program Description
At the Stonecoast Writers’ Conference attendees work closely with a distinguished faculty composed of award-winning writers. We offer workshops in memoir, poetry, novel, short fiction, & creative writing.
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Programs/Year
1
Program Length
7 Days
Group Size or S:T Ratio
12:1
Program Focus
Fiction, Non-fiction, Autobiography/Memoir, Poetry
Faculty
Elizabeth Peavey, Betsy Sholl, Peter Behrens, Lewis Robinson, and Justin Tussing.
Costs
Academic Credit Workshop $1122;
Non-Credit Workshop $899
U.S. Locations
Freeport, Maine
Months
July
Calendar Link
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Contact
Justin Tussing
Faculty Director
University of Southern Maine
PO Box 9300
Portland, Maine 04104
United States
Phone: 207-780-5900
E-Mail:
Justin Tussing, Director. Telephone: 207.228.8393 Email: jtussing@usm.maine.edu
Faculty Director
University of Southern Maine
PO Box 9300
Portland, Maine 04104
United States
Phone: 207-780-5900
E-Mail:
Justin Tussing, Director. Telephone: 207.228.8393 Email: jtussing@usm.maine.edu
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