Books Jul 20, 2016 at 4:00 am

Till Is a Writer's Residency for the People

Rich Smith
Till: local writers create an affordable residency for the 99 percent. Melanie Masson
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A fantastic idea, and the perfect response to so many generative arts and writing activities in Seattle that have high costs. Congrats to Chelsea and Arne for making this work.
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