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X-WR-CALNAME:Stegner Fellow Reading with Adedayo Agarau and Gahl Pratt Pard
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DESCRIPTION:Co-sponsored by the Creative Writing Program and the Stanford H
 umanities Center\, we're pleased to announce a reading with Stegner Fellow
 s in Poetry and Fiction: Adedayo Agarau and Gahl Pratt Pardes.\n\nThis eve
 nt is open to Stanford affiliates and the general public. Registration is 
 encouraged but not required. Register here\n\n____\n\nAdedayo Agarau is a 
 2023 Cave Canem Fellow\, a 2022 Robert Hayden Scholarship fellow\, and a r
 ecipient of the 2022 Stanley Awards for International Research at the Univ
 ersity of Iowa. He obtained his MFA at the Iowa Writers' Workshop. His poe
 ms have been featured in Poetry Magazine\, Poetry Society of America\, Wor
 ld Literature Today\, Tab Journal\, Anomaly\, Frontier\, Iowa Review\, Bou
 levard\, and elsewhere. He is the author of the chapbooks\, Origin of Name
 s (African Poetry Book Fund) 2020\, and The Arrival of Rain (Vegetarian Al
 coholic Press). Adedayo is the Editor-in-Chief at Agbowó: A magazine of A
 frican literature and arts.\n\nGahl Pardes is a writer from the Negev Dese
 rt. Her work has received an Individual Award from the Sustainable Arts Fo
 undation\, the Balch Prize for the Short Story\, and was a runner-up for t
 he Henfield Prize for Fiction. She taught writing and literature at the Un
 iversity of Virginia\, from which she also received an MFA in creative wri
 ting as a Poe/Faulkner Fellow. She is at work on a novel and a short story
  collection.
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LOCATION:Humanities Center\, Levinthal Hall
SUMMARY:Stegner Fellow Reading with Adedayo Agarau and Gahl Pratt Pardes
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