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MFA graduates for many years now have learned upon graduation that there are woefully few teaching jobs available in creative writing and that they are unequipped to compete for work outside academia. In order to cultivate careers as professional writers, they frequently find it necessary to master multiple genres. But writers who have deep interest in genres other than poetry and fiction find few options for study in most MFA programs. [read more ...]
MFA News Brian Clements participates in Sarah Blake's National Poetry Month Poet-a-Day project with this post. Outside Magazine is featuring Mark Sundeen's article "Why Noah Went to the Woods." Aigis Anticipation by S.M. Welles is now available at Barnes & Noble or Amazon.
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Mark Sundeen's article in the Huffington Post: The Other One Percent
The Luck of the Irish by Roger Boylan
Out of the Box Makes 2011 Urban Mediamakers Film Festival
Spring Writing Festival: 4/11 - 4/17
Daniel Asa Rose's Latest Book Review: Life on Sandpaper
Adam King in Best New Writing 2011
MFA Alum Henderson in the News
MFA Candidate, Cleland, Interview
Karen Romano Young's New Book!
MFA Grad, Aaliyah Miller, in the News!
Danbury News-Times Article on "The Future of News"
MFA Program Hits Five-Year Mark
Roger Boylan in the New York Times
MFA Candidate, Claudine D'Angelo-Dotzman, Wins Fiction Prize
Writer in Residence, Don Snyder, on Oprah
New Research on Value of Interdisciplinary Writing Degree
New Anthology From Firewheel Press
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Brian Clements,
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