I wanted to finish this post sooner, but I’ve been reading a novel a week for the past month. The Goldfinch, by Donna Tartt, was 771 pages. Tall pages. I was hoping to get this blog post done much sooner, but I’ve been trying (during my free time) to write a page of fiction a… Continue reading Jennifer Prugh Moffitt Introduction (University of Central Florida ’16)
If bad luck comes in threes, I'll be glad to see the end of September. Between Car Scare Tuesday (what is this mystery light that's suddenly blinking on my dash, and why will no one let me over so I can stop the car?), Internet Fail Friday (what do you mean, there are no appointments… Continue reading Routines and Broken Things
Lisa Summe was born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio and earned her BA and MA in English at the University of Cincinnati. Her poems have appeared or are forthcoming in RHINO, Word Riot, Sundog Lit, Revolution House, Fourth River, Mead, and elsewhere. In 2013, she was the recipient of the Atlantis Award from The Poet's Billow… Continue reading An Inside Look with Lisa Summe, Virginia Tech ’16
Jake Russell has a chapbook titled “Great Conversations, Greater Wasps” released through the Emerge Literary Journal. He also has poems published in the Open Window Review and The Weekenders Magazine. He studies poetry at Wichita State University and serves as poetry editor for Mojo and Mikrokosmos journals. What is it like living in Wichita? How far… Continue reading An Inside Look with Jake Russell, Wichita State University ’16
Image: Siebuhr Once a month we'll be answering any questions you have about the first year MFA experience and the application process. Please send your questions in by October 6th. You can email us through our contact page, leave a comment below, message us on Facebook, or tweet us. Questions will be answered by our first year contributors on… Continue reading Question and answer: the first year MFA experience and application process
