With the generous support of Lannan Foundation, SAR offered fellowships to eight Native American authors as part of the Indigenous Writer in Residence program. Writers developed their creative projects and interacted with local scholars, artists, and Native communities. The seven-week residential fellowships with on-campus housing, office space, supplies allowance, library support, and travel reimbursement to and from SAR provided the time and space for each author to explore new avenues of creativity and further develop their ideas.
Authors have gone on to publish works and continue to receive national recognition for the writing developed in large measure during their time at SAR.
Please note, this program is suspended until further notice.
For authors seeking an alternative fellowship, we like to suggest the creative writing program at our fellow Santa Fe institution, the Institute of American Indian Arts: https://iaia.edu/academics/degree-programs/creative-writing/
For questions about the SAR program, please call (505) 954-7237 or email: scholar@sarsf.org
SAR Writers in Residence,
since 2011
Thomas Parrie
Gordon Lee Johnson
Kelli Jo Ford
Max Early
Joan Naviyuk Kane
Casandra Lopez
Janice Gould
Santee Frazier
Poet and potter Max Early (Laguna Pueblo) reads from Ears of Corn: Listen, August 2015.