Anyone who knows how to talk can conduct an interview, right? Not exactly. Join Julie A. Sellers for an interactive workshop on how to conduct narrative inquiry for your works of fiction and non-fiction. Julie has published three academic books with a strong narrative inquiry component. She will share tips and best practices to make your interviews productive and rich.
A native of Kansas, Julie A. Sellers has travelled extensively in the Americas and Europe. Julie was the KAC’s 2020 Prose Writer of the year and the Kansas Voices Contest overall prose winner (2017, 2019). Julie’s creative work has appeared in a variety of publications. Her book, The Modern Bachateros: 27 Interviews, received the KAC 2018 It Looks Like A Million Book Award. Her poetry chapbook, Kindred Verses, was published June 15, 2021 by Blue Cedar Press.
To learn about narrative inquiry, join D5 members Saturday, August 14 at 1:30 pm either by Zoom or in person.
A native of Kansas, Julie A. Sellers has travelled extensively in the Americas and Europe. Julie was the KAC’s 2020 Prose Writer of the year and the Kansas Voices Contest overall prose winner (2017, 2019). Julie’s creative work has appeared in a variety of publications. Her book, The Modern Bachateros: 27 Interviews, received the KAC 2018 It Looks Like A Million Book Award. Her poetry chapbook, Kindred Verses, was published June 15, 2021 by Blue Cedar Press.
To learn about narrative inquiry, join D5 members Saturday, August 14 at 1:30 pm either by Zoom or in person.
- In person: Asbury Church (Fireside Room) 2801 W. 15th St., Wichita. Enter on the St. Paul Street side.
- Zoom: Registration required. Click the button below.
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