At the 2027 Association of Writers & Writing Programs (AWP) Conference in Chicago next March, Kate will join fellow writers and editors for a panel entitled “From Both Sides of the Mirror: The Writer as Editor, the Editor as Writer.” Alongside Philip Graham, Ross Barkan, Thomas Mira Y Lopez, and Thammika Songkaeo, Kate will explore the daily page-level struggles and creative breakthroughs of writers who […]
On May 6, Kate attended the Achieving the Dream Equity and Teaching and Learning Institute. During this two-day virtual institute, participants engaged in peer learning and facilitated conversations focused on centering equity in teaching and learning, examining classroom-based practices and student data, and designing an action-based strategy for implementing equitable instructional models that support student success. The goal is to gain practical strategies for addressing […]
Read the full article, here. An Excerpt: “McCahill took over running the magazine from Sagan in 2016, after she worked, at Sagan’s invitation, alongside student interns. Those students continue in the tradition of reading the slush submitted from June to November. Each submission is read by three interns who evaluate the pieces before turning them over to the editors overseeing the genres of poetry, nonfiction and […]
Come and get it, dear readers! This year’s SFLR is hot off the press and ready for you to sink your teeth into. Featuring Miriam Sagan, Daniel Kilpatric, Holly Baldwin, Richard Hartshorn, Tony Luebberman, Shuli Lamden, and more. Visit the SFCC Library for free copies, or email sflr@sfcc.edu to get one mailed to you. Happy reading!
It’s official: PATAGONIAN ROAD: A YEAR ALONE THROUGH LATIN AMERICA will be released next year with the Santa Fe Writers Project. Learn more at SFWP’s website, or order a subscription, here. About PATAGONIAN ROAD: Spanning four seasons, ten countries, three teaching jobs, and countless buses, Patagonian Road: A Year Alone Through Latin America chronicles Kate McCahill’s solo journey from Guatemala to Argentina. In her struggles with language, […]
