Janice Eidus

Janice Eidus’ short fiction tends to operate on many different levels. Eidus In particular, her short story “Davida’s Own,” part

This week’s Writers’ Center workshops delve into the vibrant lives of the imagination and the elegy.   Week Two’s poet-in-residence,

From writers to scientists, nothing new comes to life without first being imagined. For this week’s writer-in-residence Janice Eidus, there is something noble about this. Every new act of creation is a victory over the way things were.

The Writers’ Center this week welcomes Jacqueline Osherow and Janice Eidus, two writers who will lead workshops into the cross-currents of culture and the center of writing. Both writers will read selections from their work at 3:30 p.m. Sunday at the Literary Arts Center at Alumni Hall and later in the week as part of the Chautauqua Jewish Writers’ Festival.