It is my pleasure to announce the fourth (and final) season of our Writers’ Workshop series. Each Monday we will share a new essay reflecting on some aspect of the writing process. We invite you to follow along, and to make these essays part of your weekly writing rituals. This fall we have a fantastic group of contributors:
September 14—Kim Fortun, “To Fieldwork, To Write”
September 21—Daniel Goldstein, “Real Writing”
October 12—Paul Tapsell, “The Anthropology of Being (Me)”
October 19—Carole McGranahan, “Anthropology as Theoretical Storytelling”
October 26—Carla Jones, “A Case for Agitation: On Affect and Writing”
November 2—Katerina Teaiwa, “Unscholarly Confessions on Reading”
November 9—Melisa Cahnmann-Taylor, “Ethnographic Poetry and the Leaping Bilingual Mind”
November 16—Ieva Jusionyte, “Writing in and from the Field”
November 23—Gastón Gordillo, “The Ruination of Written Words”
November 30—Bhrigupati Singh, “Writing with Love and Hate”
December 7—Barak Kalir, “Writing as Cognition”
December 14—Stuart McLean, “Frogtopia Revisited, or Anthropology is Art is Frog”