Journalist Diego Courchay’s (UTV 2019) latest piece is a slow burn of a tribute to his father, who died earlier this year of Covid in the south of France, where he spent his last year.
Congratulations to Emily Raboteau (UTV 2023 alumna, non-fiction faculty 2019) on the publication of her much awaited new book, Lessons for Survival: Mothering Against the Apocalypse.
¡Doble Orgullo! Dos Volcanistas, Enrique Urbina (UTV 2020) y Montserrat Rodríguez Ruelas (UTV 2019), son ganadores de la prestigiosa beca FONCA 2023/24.
Congratulations to the multi-talented Anna Maconochie (UTV 2019, 2020 & 2021, fiction) on her gently surreal story of a marriage that takes the reader on a tour of the improbable.
Tijuana-based writer Montserrat Rodríguez Ruelas, (UTV 2019, Beca La Güera Trigos), is touring Mexico with her first novel, Aunque es de noche, winner of the 2021 Amado Nervo National Short Novel Prize. A unique blend of reality and fantasy, the novel builds on short stories Montserrat brought to her master class in Tepoztlán with Alberto…
Poet and novelist Jennifer Clement leads our 2024 poetry master class and coaches writers with fiction and memoir manuscripts. Enjoy a glimpse of how her literary mind works in this exclusive interview with Under the Volcano.
Qué honor contar con la presencia de la escritora y editora Socorro Venegas para acompañar a nuestros escritores de narrativa en Under the Volcano 2024. Disfruten de esta entrevista donde comparte sus gustos y delirious literarios.
Simone Scriven (UTV 2019, journalism) has written a stunning, magisterial piece that traces the evolution of the word ecocide as a term analogous to genocide, a concept that is gradually moving into the world of international law.
Melissa Watkins (UTV 2022, Writing with a Sense of Wonder), aka Mel the Bookworm, reads deep and wide, with a collector’s eye for work that feeds her passion for science fiction and fantasy. She doesn’t just read, she reviews. Prolifically. And she writes. Also prolifically.