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Pulitzer Prize–winning poet Paul Muldoon on mind reading, mediums, and the merits of rock and roll, plus our annual special section on the ever-popular MFA program.
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Nov/Dec 2006
Features
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Finishing the First: A Dozen Poets Who Sealed the Deal in 2006
by Kevin Larimer
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Here is Necessity: A Profile of Richard Ford
by Joshua Bodwell
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Lyrical Latitude: A Profile of Paul Muldoon
by Craig Morgan Teicher
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Secrets of Sisterhood: A Profile of Nachid Rachlin
by Carolyne Wright
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Special Section
MFA Programs
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The MFA Guide: How to Decide Where to Apply
by Tom Kealey
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England's First Master's in Creative Nonfiction: A Genre is Born Abroad
by Neil Baker
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The Top Five Programs: Where They Are Now
by Eleanor Henderson
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News and Trends
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Four Memoirists Find an I in Team
by Anna Mantzaris
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Indie Bookstores Face Uphill Battle
by Kevin Smokler
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Literary MagNet
by Kevin Larimer
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Page One: Where New and Noteworthy Books Begin
by Staff
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Q&A: Eady Sees Cave Canem Success
by Thomas Sayers Ellis
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Small Press Points
by Kevin Larimer
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The Written Image: Up Is Up, but So Is Down
by Staff
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What About Franz?
by Ken Gordon
The Literary Life
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The Art of Reading Bernard Malamud
by Michael Depp
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The Poets of Kabul: Report from Literary Afghanistan
by Stephen Morison Jr.
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The Practical Writer
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Stand Up or Sit Down: Performance Tips for Reading Your Work
by Meredith Broussard
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