Mezzo-soprano and author Vivien Shotwell received her Artist Diploma in opera performance from the Yale School of Music, where she was the recipient of the Phyllis Curtin Career Entry Prize. Vivien’s debut novel VIENNA NOCTURNE (Random House, 2014) has been praised by The Washington Post as “intoxicating,” and by Chatelaine as “an exquisite read.” A dual Canadian-American citizen, and a graduate of Williams College and the Iowa Writers’ Workshop, Vivien lives in Halifax. Vienna Nocturne will be translated into ten languages. INTERVIEW with Vivien in Library Journal
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Suffering Free Academic Writing: 2 Time vs Guilt management
From a workshop given November 28, 2014, at Carleton University
“One girl told me she uses just ‘h’ to say ‘hi’ when she’s mad at someone,” said Rachel Simmons, a writer in Northampton, Mass., who runs a leadership program for teenage girls.
When Your Punctuation Says It All (!)
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In the texting era, symbols may say more than the words around them (or, at least, we think they do).
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Vivien Shotwell on Instagram: “Guess who accidentally locked her writing slope with the keys...
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“Guess who accidentally locked her writing slope with the keys inside? #amnotwriting #impenetrablebox #longing”
