Award-winning author Rosellen Brown teachers “Many Ways to Tell a Story” July 22 to August 4 in Assisi, Italy

“I was the moderator of a panel on the short story at the Chicago Tribune’s Printers’ Row Literary Festival in June featuring four very diverse writers in lively conversation. This year I’ve been publishing a series of stories from a book in progress to be called Late Loves. (Seven of Rosellen’s stories have been included in the annual O. Henry Prize Stories, Best American Short Stories and Pushcart Prizes.)

One more thing: Though I do a lot of contest judging, this year I chose a few prize-winners for one of the most interesting magazines I’ve run into: The Bellevue Review is published out of NYU’s medical school; it’s devoted entirely to stories and poetry about health, healing, illness, the mind, and the body and it’s amazing how much good work it contains. Check it out at www.blreview.org.”