Ed Lin in Portland on May 3rd to host writer’s workshop
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Ed Lin will be leading a writer’s workshop in Portland, Oregon, on Monday, May 3rd, at 6 pm at the Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association. The event is presented by the Asian American Journalists Association–Portland and Thymos, and it is co-sponsored by Friends of Portland Chinatown. If you love writing, check out the details (and the awesome poster) here.
From my site:
If you’re in Portland on May 3rd and you love writing, you will want to attend the Ed Lin Writer’s Workshop, presented by the Asian American Journalists Association–Portland and Thymos, co-sponsored by Friends of Portland Chinatown. It is a writing workshop, and Ed will be working to help attendees find their writing muse. It takes place at the Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association on May 3rd, 6pm, at 317 NW Davis in the heart of Portland Chinatown. It’s FREE, and there will be food. Much thanks to everyone who is putting this together.
Ed Lin is a New York-based novelist who wrote Waylaid, This is a Bust, and the recently published Snakes Can’t Run. His novel Waylaid became the award winning movie “The Motel” by Michael Kang and starring Sung Kang.
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