Young Willamette Writers Join Ryane Nicole Granados

Our next Young Willamette Writers virtual meeting is on February 5, 2022. We’re so excited to have Ryane Nicole Granados join us!

About Ryane Nicole Granados

Ryane Nicole Granados is a Los Angeles native whose writing finds its roots in her love of community and her belief that Black motherhood is an act of social justice. She is inspired to write stories of survival that magnify the marginalized while also unearthing the splendor of second chances. Recently named the 2021 Established Writer and Individual Arts Fellow by the California Arts Council, her work has been featured in various publications including Pangyrus, The Manifest-Station, The Nervous Breakdown, The Atticus Review, and LA Parent Magazine. Her storytelling has also been nominated for a Pushcart Prize and showcased in KPCC’s live series Unheard LA.

Our Young Willamette Writers meetings are always free. We meet the first Saturday of the month, September to June (unless otherwise indicated). Any high school or middle-grade writers are welcome to join us.

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A registration link will be sent to our email list before our next meeting.

About your chapter

Willamette Writers meetings are open to all writers, 18 and up. Young writers are encouraged to join our Young Willamette Writers meetings. Guests are welcome to make a donation to help support the cost of the meeting (we believe in paying our speakers for their time and skills). This meeting is run by volunteers. We look forward to seeing you there!