ANTHOLOGIES
Generation F: The 2018 Multimedia Anthology
Generation F: The Girls Write Now 2018 Multimedia Anthology debuted at the 2018 QWERTY Digital Media Exhibition, where our mentees showcased projects created at the intersection of language, technology, and art. Interactive poems made with code, video memoirs overlaid with self-produced music, and thought-provoking podcasts — our mentees used the skills they discovered in our digital media workshops to build these multi-platform and genre-bending works of art.
At Girls Write Now, our mentees are part of a generation yet to be defined, a generation facing unprecedented challenges, freedoms, technologies, and choices. They are fighters and feminists, freethinkers and forces to be reckoned with. They are fitting in (or not), fed up, fighting back, and figuring it out in classrooms, cafes, and all across NYC. This year, our mentees and mentors explored what it meant to be members of Generation F. As a community we sought to redefine our feminist identities, find our voices, fight for essential freedoms, and face our world with fresh eyes.
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Browse our collection of stories from inside the book. Complete with notes from the author and anecdotes from our mentees and mentors.
Generation F: The Girls Write Now 2018 Anthology
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Be the Author of Your Own Story… Mikki Taylor’s Life@GWN
When honored by the Council of Fashion Designers of America, this Life@GWN subject said “for 30 something years, I’ve had
Reflecting on Hope & Girlhood During Women’s History Month…Donna Hill’s Life@GWN
Picking up the pen isn’t easy, and for Donna Hill, neither is putting it down. Donna, a Girls Write Now
“I think I’m living my favorite memory…” Maryam’s Life@GWN
It’s important to savor every stage in life. For Maryam Oguntola, longtime Girls Write Now mentee and Library Information Assistant
Lunch With LitNYS Season 1, Episode 8
Nathalie Costa Thill has been the Executive Director of the Adirondack Center for Writing, the literary organization serving the entire
Lunch With LitNYS Season 1, Episode 7
When asked if she had any advice to parents who are also writers, Milda De Voe said, “Yeah, don’t start
Speaking On Coming Back Home
Featured Guests: Sally Familia and Azia Armstead Hi everyone! We’re so excited to be back for Season 3 of Speaking
Lunch With LitNYS Season 1, Episode 6
Alison Meyers is a poet, fiction writer, and essayist, twice nominated for a Pushcart Prize. She is the Executive Director
Masala Spaghetti
A piece about learning to love your culture your own way, and love yourself for who you are.
Oatmeal Raisin Cookies
Cook time: 1 hour Makes: 1 Charles Chip tin full
Praise for "Generation F"
From the Literary Community
Intersectional Voices in Editorial Print Committee
Every year, the Intersectional Voices in Editorial (IV Edit) Print Committee brings their talents to the task of editing, producing, and promoting this fresh collection of writing from today’s emerging voices. The committee is made up of mentors, mentees, and other volunteers who are passionate about diversifying the publishing landscape.