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Workshop: A Rant Against Creative Writing Classes
by Dan Barden
March/April 2008
“Can you really teach creative writing?” Professor and novelist Dan Barden answers this while offering his own unorthodox approaches to teaching a workshop.
Q&A: Nicole Cooley and the New MFA
by Kevin Larimer
November/December 2007
Program director Nicole Cooley discusses the Queens College take on the creative writing degree.
Q&A: Chang Signals New Era in Iowa
by Doug Diesenhaus
March/April 2006
On the eve of her departure from Somerville, Massachusetts, for Iowa City, Lan Samantha Chang spoke about her new role as the leader of the country's oldest creative writing program.
An Interview With Poet August Kleinzahler
by Claudia La Rocco
In November, Farrar, Straus and Giroux will publish August Kleinzahler's eleventh book of poetry, The Strange Hours Travelers Keep. A loner and a traveler himself, Kleinzahler has avoided the cloistered life of academia for stints as a logger in British Columbia, a political commentator in Germany and, most recently, a music columnist for the San Diego Weekly Reader.
Traducción, Traduzione, Traduction: Postcard From East Anglia
by Linda Lappin
In the last decade programs in Translation Studies, designed to train students in the theory and practice of literary translation, have flourished in American and European universities. Still, translators remain concerned about the future of their profession, fearing it will be undermined by a number of serious threats: English as a global language, computer translation, and the reluctance of publishers, at least in the English-speaking world, to take on the costs of publishing translations.
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