MFAs: Where to Find Them
A list of MFA programs that offer an emphasis or a degree in nonfiction writing.
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Driving Through Kentucky
How a novelist risked his life and his career venturing off the beaten path.
Report From the First Annual Poetry Publication Showcase
Poets gathered at Poets House in Manhattan to browse through hundreds of the latest titles and discuss the art and business of poetry.
Eating a Novel
When his manuscript is rejected for the final time, novelist can't quite pronounce it dead.
Story Line Press: "Keeping Alive the Stories of Our Time"
In rural Oregon, Robert McDowell views his small press as if readers, authors, and staff were an ever-growing family.
An Interview With Eavan Boland
Although Ireland past and present looms large in Eavan Boland's latest book, In a Time of Violence, she says she is moved by the story of American poetry.
A Day with Gwendolyn Brooks: Why Should Anyone Need More Than This?
The first black writer to win a Pulitzer Prize visits northeast Nebraska.
Montreal: The Jerusalem of the North
Tensions may be easing between English-language writers and French Canadian literary stars.
An Interview with Donald Hall
Donald Hall, the country's elder statesman of poetry talks about his work, his influences, his competitive nature, and his marriage to poet Jane Kenyon.
An Interview with Kate Braverman
Kate Braverman, a "brick-throwing survivor of the ’60s," talks about her contemporary urban mythology for women.
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