Ed Sage | Attic Institute

Ed Sage

Teaching Fellow at the Attic Institute of Arts and Letters

Ed Sage teaches writing and literature. His poetry and creative nonfiction appear in ZYZZYVA, Verseweavers, The Portland Review, 4th Street Journal, The Ponder Review and Plainsongs.

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The Attic Experience

I can't say enough about Merridawn Duckler's fiction class. Her depth of writing knowledge, her classroom control, her inspiring manner all contributed to a most enjoyable and productive autumn for me. One question she asked seems to have begun a permanent haunt of my inner narrator: "Whose story is it?" I'll be taking her class again, that's for sure.

John Kuharik

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