Our monthly in-house reading series, the Process, returns with three Seattle writers reading from and discussing their work. Anne Liu Kellor is a multiracial Chinese American writer, coach, editor, mother, and teacher at the Hugo House whose essays have appeared or are forthcoming in Longreads, The New England Review, Normal School, Fourth Genre, Vela, and Witness Magazine. Her memoir, Heart Radical: A Search for Language, Love and Belonging, was chosen by Cheryl Strayed as first runner-up in Kore Press’s 2018 contest and is forthcoming in 2021. Adrienne Matthews is a Seattle-based writer and creator. Her current project is a collection of creative nonfiction that incorporates memoir, personal essay, and prose poetry. She will be a 2020 Artist-in-Residence at Arteles Creative Center in Finland. Kathryn Thurber-Smith is a social worker at Seattle Children’s Hospital, mindful-self compassion facilitator for parents of children with health issues, and a writer, whose recent work has appeared in Suisun Review as well as in Susan Landgraf’s The Inspired Poet, published by Two Sylvias Press. Join us for fresh new writing and a discussion of the writing process.