NYT spotlight opens new doors for West Seattle writer Nicole Hardy

If you are not part of the local writing scene, you might know West Seattle poet Nicole Hardy best for her work at Circa in the Admiral District. One week ago, a national/international audience got to know her because of her essay published in the New York Times, “Single, Female, Mormon, Alone.” Tonight, Nicole Brodeur of the Seattle Times (WSB partner) follows up with Hardy and reports that the essay was received so sensationally, she now has an agent and a new book deal. (She’s already published two books of poetry, which you can read about on her website.)

1 Reply to "NYT spotlight opens new doors for West Seattle writer Nicole Hardy"

  • hopey January 18, 2011 (8:01 am)

    Wow, thanks for sharing this! I’d read and enjoyed the piece but had no idea of the West Seattle connection.

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