Alum Named to Poets & Writers 5 Over 50 for a Debut Memoir
“Incredibly warm and funny and tender, this is a riveting story.” Susan Conley, author of Landslide, on What Kind of...
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What is the Shape of Your Novel? Some Unconventional Structures for Unconventional Novels
Rochelle Jewel Shapiro’s Essay “Mourning” Appears in Adelaide Literary Magazine
Leslie Hinson on the Enneagram, Core Misbeliefs, and Why Your Friends Would Make Terrible Characters
Angélique Jamail’s Animal Affinities Series Wins Three Firebird Awards
Darcy Alvey Lands a Second Story in The Saturday Evening Post
Meet the Teaching Artist: Reading Like a Translator with Shelly Bryant
Shelly Bryant has translated more than 150 books from Chinese. She has never taken a formal Chinese lesson. That second...
Alumni Spotlight: Tod Brubaker’s Fake Obituary Lands in Reader’s Digest
That Pole in "Sticks" by George Saunders
Online Writing Workshops for European Writers: Finally, Classes That Fit Your Time Zone
Michaell Crews-Yancey's Tiny Love Story Appears in The New York Times
