The Cambridge Writers’ Workshop is delighted to announce three new interns who will be joining our staff.  Here are the newest members of our team:

Adi Hernández is a Chicana/Latina writer from Atlanta, GA with roots in San Luis Potosi, Mexico. She serves as a youth counselor for marginalized youth at a community center in southwest Atlanta through Americorps. She earned her B.A. in Creative Writing from Knox College in Galesburg, IL and aspires to continue studying for her M.F.A. Adi currently has the honor of being mentored by Randy Ribay through the Writers & Illustrators of Color Mentorship Program offered by People of Color in Publishing. She is currently at work on her first novel along with a short story collection, both of which focusing on family ties in the Latino culture.  Adi will be joining our team as our Editorial and Communications Intern.

Kendall Morris is a California-born poet, currently working at a coffee shop and writing in Denver. Her poetry has appeared in The Chicago Review of Books’ literary magazine Arcturus, Anastamos, and was recently chosen as a finalist in The South Hampton Review’s 2019 Short Short Fiction Contest. She graduated from the University of Denver with a major in creative writing and a minor in philosophy in 2018. Her undergraduate thesis was written under the mentorship of Graham Foust and Bin Ramke, and was the recipient of DU’s Mary Cass Award.  Kendall will be joining our team as our Editorial and Communications Intern.

Allison Jarvis is a college student at the University of Maine at Farmington working towards a BFA in Creative Writing along with a minor in video and theater. During her time in high school, she studied Video Production at the Sanford Regional Technical Center and won two Tommy awards at the Sanford International Film Festival and a Golden Globe at the Portland Youth Film Festival. She has also won several Literary Achievement Awards for a creative writing event she has participated in every year since elementary school. She is studying creative writing in the hopes to one day write and publish a series of young adult novels. During her spare time (when she’s not reading), she combines her love for video and literature by uploading videos to her book review channel, Chapter Zero. While fantasy and weird fiction is her go-to, she hopes to learn more about all the different forms of story-telling that there are.  Allison will be joining our team as our Media Arts Intern.