Pop-up: Emeline Atwood
Emeline Atwood reads from her debut novel at Portland Art Museum in the Nine Women Artists exhibition.
Emeline Atwood graduated from the Michener Center for Writers in 2023. She writes fiction and poetry and is a recipient of the Thomas T. Hoopes Prize, the Begley Fiction Prize, the Hatch Poetry Prize, and the Le Baron Russell Briggs Fiction Prize. She lives in Austin. Her latest novel is A Real Animal.

Emeline Atwood reads from her debut novel at Portland Art Museum in the Nine Women Artists exhibition.
Novelists Julie Buntin and Emeline Atwood discuss themes of gender, power, and a relentless search for identity that permeate both of their most recent novels. With exquisite interiority, each main character grapples with loneliness, ambition, and the complex anxieties of coming of age. Moderated by author Kimberly King Parsons.