Itto Outini
Itto Outini is an author, book coach, Fulbright Scholar, Steinbeck Fellow, MacDowell Fellow, and Edward F. Albee Fellow. Her work can be read in The North American Review, Modern Literature, Hobart, Good River Review, The Stonecoast Review, The Lowestoft Chronicle, Eunoia Review, Stickman Review, DarkWinter, The Other Side of Hope, The New English Review, Boudin, Midwest Weird, Expat Press, The Spotlong Review, Gargoyle Magazine, Lotus-Eater, Litbreak, and elsewhere.
She has an MA in journalism and strategic media from the University of Arkansas, a BA in applied linguistics from Mohamed V University in Rabat, and an associate's in English from Moulay Ismail University.​
Itto's literary tastes and personal philosophy incorporate eclectic influences: the Amazigh oral tradition, classic Arabic, French, and Russian literature, thinkers ranging from Aurelius to Sartre, and a topsy-turvy life. Several organizations have invited her to share her thoughts, including The United Nations, Cal Tech University, Verizon Wireless, and The International Trade Centre. Follow Itto on LinkedIn and subscribe to Let's Have a Renaissance: The DateKeepers Podcast to learn more.
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