Lee Gutkind is a highly accomplished writer, speaker, and literary innovator. He is the founder of the literary magazine Creative Nonfiction and has a talent for teaching people from all walks of life how to uncover compelling stories and make them impactful. Gutkind has shared his ideas with audiences worldwide, speaking at various venues, including medical centres, museums, scientific organizations, library associations, and universities. He has also contributed his expertise to publications like the New York Times and National Public Radio. With over 30 books to his name, Gutkind has delved into diverse realms, immersing himself in subjects like the motorcycle subculture. He has played a pivotal role in establishing creative nonfiction programs at the University of Pittsburgh and Goucher College, as well as organizing conferences and literary festivals that enrich the writing community. Currently, Gutkind serves as the Distinguished Writer-in-Residence at Arizona State University and holds a professorship in the Hugh Downs School of Human Communication. He has been recognized throughout his career with numerous honors and awards, including The Steve Allan Individual Award by United Mental Health.
Lee Gutkind discusses the power of narrative in persuading and motivating people by sharing compelling, true stories that resonate and inspire action and acceptance of ideas.
Writing creative nonfiction – from memoir to literary journalism and everything in between.
Lee Gutkind shares compelling true stories of resilience and recovery, highlighting the challenges and triumphs of individuals navigating their journeys through mental illness.
Lee Gutkind discusses the critical issue of childhood mental health, highlighting its tragic persistence and offering insights into potential solutions for improvement and support.
Lee Gutkind explores the evolving relationship between humans and robots, discussing the future implications and ethical considerations of our increasing reliance on robotic technology.
