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The University of the South
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A two-week residential creative writing conference on the University of the South campus in Sewanee, Tennessee. Workshops hold no more than twelve students and meet each morning except Sunday, alongside one-on-one instructor conferences, short craft classes, guest-author Q and A sessions, and an evening reading every night.
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