
Creative Writing Craft Lecture at Columbia University
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A chosen family of three fabulous dandies who live in the backroom of a donut shop are facing eviction by its mean manager.
Ayse Papatya Bucak will lecture on "The Fiction Writer's Free Will Problem" at Columbia University's School of the Arts, 501 Dodge Hall, on Wednesday March 6 at 7:30 p.m.
George Mason University presents Ayse Papatya Bucak, author of THE TROJAN WAR MUSEUM AND OTHER STORIES (Norton) in conversation with author and professor Tania James.
Ayse Papatya Bucak, associate professor at Florida Atlantic University, will discuss her short story collection, which was awarded the 2019 Spotlight Award by the Story Prize.
The Trojan War Museum is a short story collection that references the author’s Turkish-American heritage but includes myths, fables, history and more. There are stories about a chess-playing automation, a famed nineteenth-century wrestler, and a young couple who meet in the mountains of Appalachia–but each has some connection to both Turkey and America. O Magazine says, “Bucak’s luminous debut taps folklore and real life to flesh out complex characters with an agile, inventive hand.”
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