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Apply for a Hedgebrook Residency

July 7, 2011
Ryukan

From Hedgebrook:

Hedgebrook is plunging into the 21st century! We are excited to offer an online application process for the 2012 Writers in Residence program.

A residency at Hedgebrook offers women writers the opportunity to unplug from their daily lives and immerse themselves in creative work. Visit our website to learn about the program and to access an application. Or encourage another talented writer to apply through the sharing tools found below. Applications must be submitted by September 8, 2011.

Plus, explore our website for ways to engage in the Hedgebrook community through master classes, events and workshops happening soon!

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