Fresno State
MFA Program
Poetry, Fiction, Creative Nonfiction
Fresno, CA
Application Deadline:
Sun, 03/01/2026
Application Fee:
$70
Affiliated Publications/Publishers:
Genre: Fiction
California College of the Arts
MFA Program
Poetry, Fiction, Creative Nonfiction
San Francisco, CA
Application Deadline:
Thu, 01/15/2026
Application Fee:
$70
Antioch University
MFA Program
Poetry, Fiction, Creative Nonfiction, Translation, Cross-Genre
Los Angeles, CA
Application Deadline:
Rolling Admissions
Application Fee:
$50 (fee waivers available for those who attend an information session)
Affiliated Publications/Publishers:
Lunch Ticket, a student-run online literary journal; LitCit: a student-run literary podcast
University of Arkansas
MFA Program
Poetry, Fiction, Translation
Fayetteville, AR
Application Deadline:
Mon, 12/01/2025
Application Fee:
$0
Affiliated Publications/Publishers:
Arizona State University
MFA Program
Poetry, Fiction
Tempe, AZ
Application Deadline:
Thu, 01/01/2026
Application Fee:
$70
Affiliated Publications/Publishers:
University of Arizona
MFA Program
Poetry, Fiction, Creative Nonfiction
Tucson, AZ
Application Deadline:
Mon, 12/15/2025
Application Fee:
$90
Affiliated Publications/Publishers:
University of Alaska, Fairbanks
MFA Program
Poetry, Fiction, Creative Nonfiction
Fairbanks, AK
Application Deadline:
Thu, 01/15/2026
Application Fee:
$75
Affiliated Publications/Publishers:
Permafrost, which administers an annual book prize.
The Invisible Library
The Invisible Library, the blog that invites readers to submit the titles of unwritten books they’ve discovered in their own reading, served as the primary inspiration behind the Invisible Library exhibition, which ran from June 12 to July 12 at the Tenderpixel Gallery in London.
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The Written Image: Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451
A look at Tim Hamilton's new graphic adaptation of Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451, published by Hill and Wang, featuring an introduction written by Bradbury.
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A New Genre in Chinese Fiction
A new genre of fiction known as the Officialdom novel has become increasingly popular in China. Fans claim that the novels offer rich entertainment while providing valuable insights into the byzantine system of manners and etiquette that is the key to success at white-collar jobs in China, but the trend might signal a much more significant shift in the culture—one that goes beyond matters of literary taste.
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