Bronx Loaf endeavors to bring only the most passionate, dedicated writers and teachers to lead our workshops.
Amy Ewing has led the Ursula K. Le Guin* Workshop for Fantasy Fiction since 2015. She is the author of the New York Times bestselling Lone City trilogy – The Jewel, The White Rose, and The Black Key. Her books have been published in over 15 languages. Amy received her MFA in Creative Writing for Children from The New School, where she was lucky enough to meet a fabulous community of YA writers who keep her sane on a daily basis. Her next book, The Cerulean, was recently published in February of 2019.
Noel Quiñones has led the Willie Perdomo Workshop for Poetry since 2018. He is an AfroBoricua poet, organizer, and performer from the Bronx. He has received fellowships from Poets House, CantoMundo, and Candor Arts, and his work is published in the Latin American Review, Rattle, Kweli Journal, Pilgrimage Press, Connotation Press & elsewhere. His performances have been showcased on Huffington Post, Vibe, Latina Magazine, Medium, Remezcla, Mitú & elsewhere. Noel is the founder of Project X, a Bronx based arts organization, and was most recently named one of New York State’s 40 Under 40 Rising Latino Stars. Visit him at www.noelpquinones.com.
Mercy Tullis-Bukhari Mercy Tullis-Bukhari is a poet, essayist, and fiction writer who is Bronx-bred Afro-Latinx, Honduran and Garifuna, of Jamaican descent. Mercy is a Callaloo Fellow, and obtained her MFA in Creative Writing from The College of New Rochelle. She was named one of the “8 Authors Being Afro-Latina Stories to the Forefront” by Remezcla magazine and was a Pushcart Prize nominee in 2016. She is also an English Language Arts high school teacher in the Southeast Section of The Bronx. Mercy is currently completing her first novel, having her third book of poetry edited, and lives in New Rochelle, NY with her two children. m
