THE RIGHT TO WRITE RIGHT:
Critical Discourse in the U.P. Natioanl Writers' Workshop 
Waiting for a Verdict. Hidden by pen names and bound by the rule that each one is not to reveal oneself until after his or her work has been thoroughly critiqued, the fellows are often helpless against the panel's verdict, which need not be singular. As seen here, the panelists are arguing among themselves.
Stalemate?Not really. Aspiring writers and the distinguished panel take a breather to ponder on all that has been said.
The Final Say.  Fellows traditionally end each session by revealing themselves and, if necessary, coming up with a very brief explanation of their works. But a "Thank you" is most  encouraged.
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