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It's Colorado Gives Day! Today is our biggest fundraising day of the year, so please consider supporting us at the link in our bio. To commemorate, here is the last essay in our #LitCounts series, from Michael Henry (@MJHenry66), our Executive Director. https://t.co/z8KhFC6Ewy …
Colorado Gives Day, our biggest fundraising day of the year, is tomorrow! And thus we're nearing the end of our #LitCounts series. For our second-to-last post, Dan Manzanares wrote about receiving the exact right book rec at the exact right moment. https://t.co/bhLa2C29Jg
With Colorado Gives Day coming up on Tuesday, we're nearing the end of our #LitCounts series. Today's post is by Suzi Q. Smith (@suziqpoet), a tribute to the poet and playwright Ntozake Shange, who passed away last month. https://t.co/M3qHtAQ4FZ
Lighthouse instructor Joy Roulier Sawyer (@memorypoet7) wrote today's #LitCounts, an ode to the poet Vassar Miller. If that name is unfamiliar to you, it was to Joy too. But the more of Miller's work she read, the more she loved. Maybe you will too? https://t.co/koa0pjlDiw
Welcome to our newest staffer, Abigail Lahnert! Abigail is a former intern and graduate of the Young Authors Collective. For #LitCounts, she wrote about the poet Adrienne Rich and the Lighthouse community's influence on her writing life. https://t.co/f6M4WI4VBF
Next up for our #LitCounts series leading up to Colorado Gives Day next Tuesday is Lighthouse instructor Christopher Merkner (@CCCmerkner). He wrote about how "nothing makes you sicker than a short story." (Sick in a good way.) https://t.co/lb1bW5YJuV
Hope you had a great holiday. We now return to our regularly scheduled programming: our #LitCounts essay series! Today we have an ode to our instructor and 2018 Beacon Award winner John Cotter (@smalllights), written by Lighthouse member Hillary Frances. https://t.co/IXcGtr19SV
Lighthouse instructor Jennifer Wortman (@wrefinnej) wrote today's #LitCounts, a personal essay about her father and literary father, John Edgar Wideman. Revisiting a story by Wideman after her father passed away laid bare some ruminations about them both. https://t.co/yd8bfXD6kl
The latest #LitCounts essay comes to us from another alum of Lighthouse's Young Authors Collective, Riley O'Connell. She wrote about how at Lighthouse she was able to turn a hobby into a passion and a community of like-minded peers into a family. https://t.co/5KgpAvlmzX
Today's #LitCounts is a Jesmyn Ward appreciation post. Manuel Aragon (@Spacejunc), Lighthouse's Operations Manager, wrote about how Ward's writing helped comfort him while his 10-year-old son was in the hospital. https://t.co/Sk4eJEiTAv
Flannery O'Connor once called her stories "occasions for grace," which inspired the latest #LitCounts essay by Alexander Lumans (@OldManLumans) and got him thinking about the concept of grace, baseball and Don DeLillo. https://t.co/jrDFJDuyNN
Laura Miller, Program Coordinator at Lighthouse, is next up for #LitCounts. She wrote about how reading one of Adam Johnson's short stories reconfirmed her belief that the best stories are ones that challenge and disrupt our thinking.
https://t.co/NSfYJb7TIh
We're up to post *seven* now in this year's #LitCounts series. Today's comes from Kate Christensen, a student in The Book Project. Kate wrote about re-reading A WRINKLE IN TIME as an adult, and taking the book's fighting spirit to heart. https://t.co/3F6irmxCW2
John Cotter (@smalllights) wrote about a recent reading experience he had that started off charming but quickly took a turn toward the unsettling. It's the latest in our #LitCounts essay series, counting down toward Colorado Gives Day on Dec. 4. https://t.co/NnC152uNbn
Today for #LitCounts we have a special guest post from Jana Everett, a current student at Lighthouse. She wrote about "War Requiem" she saw performed by the @CO_Symphony, and the parallels she drew from it to what's happening in the world today. https://t.co/CpC252wVQW
Zoe Knight, a graduate of our Young Authors Collective, is the latest contributor to our #LitCounts series. She wrote about how the sense of community she felt at Lighthouse helped her to think of herself as a writer. https://t.co/J9ciPoAyhE
Day two of our #LitCounts series comes from Genna Kohlhardt, our Program Coordinator. She wrote about an epiphany she had while reading Zadie Smith in Morocco, and how the best books make us question our hearts and minds. https://t.co/2sD0cdSbgY
Did you miss this great #LitCounts blog from @tqtyson? She'll be teaching a novel workshop with us starting Jan 12! https://t.co/DJ2F0DR0Py
We're more than halfway through #COGivesDay! Check out this blog from @MJHenry66 about why #LitCounts. https://t.co/kABDb2Y7qE
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