show:tell 2013

Seminar-style classes are taught by professional working visual artists and writers of short stories, poetry, fiction and nonfiction.

Faculty 

Jay Ponteri

Director, Marylhurst undergraduate creative writing program and show:tell, The Workshop for Teen Writers & Artists. Founding editor of both the online literary magazine M Review and HABIT Books.

Natalie Serber

Faculty in English literature & writing department at Marylhurst. Recent book, Shout Her Lovely Name,  critically acclaimed.

Laura Moulton

Writer and artist. Adjunct professor at Marylhurst. Has published numerous short stories and essays, and recently finished her first novel. Organized Street Books in downtown Portland.

Melissa Poulin

Poet and writer. Her poems, reviews, and essays appear in several journals and anthologies.

Emily Schikora

MFA candidate in Nonfiction at Columbia College, where she is also a graduate student instructor. Published chapbook: "I Thought I Was Your Favorite," by Habit Books.

Melissa Ward

Poet. Marylhurst alum. Graduate of the English literature and writing program.

Sara Sutter

Poet. Sara Sutter's work appears in Fence, Windsor Review, Konundrum Engine, Portland Review and various artisan journals.

Jesse Stommel

Director, English Literature & New Media at Marylhurst. Director and co-founder of Hybrid Pedagogy: a digital journal of teaching & technology.

Guest Faculty

Justin Hocking

Executive director. Independent Publishing Resource Center in Portland. Author of numerous zines and thirteen books.

Hayley Barker

Artist. Her work has appeared in regional and international venues, New American Painting magazine, the Drawing Center's Viewing Program.

Emily Kendal Frey

Poet. Author of the full-length poetry collection, The Grief Performance.

Community Partners
We are grateful to our partner organizations for their generosity and support of the 2013 show:tell workshop.

• The Marie Lamfrom Foundation
• Literary Arts Writers In The Schools (WITS) program
• De La Salle North Catholic High School, North Portland
• Open Meadows High School, North Portland
• Independent Publishing Resource Center (IPRC), Southeast Portland
• Street Books, downtown Portland