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Mason Fiction: Interview With Danielle Deulen
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An alternative online resource for faculty, alumni, current students, and prospective students, with a slight focus on fiction. Wednesday, January 9, 2008. Interview With Danielle Deulen. The following interview appears in the winter issue of Cornerstone. The magazine for alumni and friends of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. Please visit the alumni page here. You can read the rest of the magazine here. She is the Assistant to the Dean in the. By Katie Clare, MFA ‘05. 8221; After all, in to...
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Mason Fiction: Interview with Alexis Santi
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An alternative online resource for faculty, alumni, current students, and prospective students, with a slight focus on fiction. Friday, November 16, 2007. Interview with Alexis Santi. Many weeks ago I asked Alexis to see if he'd like to post an interview, and he agreed; we emailed for a while, and after some delay on my part, we finally had something to post. What follows is our discussion about submitting to markets, the founding of his journal. You can read another bio of him here. What's your experien...
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Mason Fiction: An Interview with Madeleine Thien
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An alternative online resource for faculty, alumni, current students, and prospective students, with a slight focus on fiction. Tuesday, June 23, 2009. An Interview with Madeleine Thien. If in “Simple Recipes” and “A Map of the City” we feel the confusion of a daughter trying to understand a father who has left part of his life behind in another country, in Thien’s first novel Certainty. Madeleine, you’ve said that a story often begins for you with an image of some kind. In your collection, the...8217; a...
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On the Death of Alan Cheuse, a Leader in the Community of Writers at Squaw Valley. | Joanell Writes
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A fine WordPress.com site. Community of Writers at Squaw Valley, 2015. Free Falling out of my forties. →. On the Death of Alan Cheuse, a Leader in the Community of Writers at Squaw Valley. August 6, 2015. Http:/ www.alancheuse.com/. We advertise, invite, tweet, beg and shamelessly self-promote. Come into my brain! How can I see you so clearly? A very sporadic blogger, I am enjoying sharing my musings with others as I pursue learning in many forms. Come see me at the Scuola Di Vita (school of life).
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Mason Fiction: Nicole Louise Reid: Writing with Many Roles
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An alternative online resource for faculty, alumni, current students, and prospective students, with a slight focus on fiction. Tuesday, July 28, 2009. Nicole Louise Reid: Writing with Many Roles. Over the course of a few semesters, Nicole Louise Reid, author of In the Breeze of Passing Things. Of her second novel, Hunger. In its winter 2008 issue. Q: You have said you moved around before your family settled in the D.C. area (from Philadelphia to Chicago, Dallas to Appalachia) and collected chara...NLR: ...
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Mason Fiction: Things We Wish We Knew III
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An alternative online resource for faculty, alumni, current students, and prospective students, with a slight focus on fiction. Monday, August 13, 2007. Things We Wish We Knew III. 8220;1. I'd like to have known the TA selection process before having enrolled (hell, even now it would be nice to know). 35 Maybe along with acceptance materials, a list of D.C.-area literary resources, from the Folger/Pen Faulkner (with info on faculty Board seats) to Politics and Prose, Poets and Busboys, Olsson's a...I als...
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Mason Fiction: Jane Friedman's Start Here: How to Get Your Book Published
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An alternative online resource for faculty, alumni, current students, and prospective students, with a slight focus on fiction. Tuesday, March 20, 2012. Jane Friedman's Start Here: How to Get Your Book Published. In keeping with recent posts, I thought readers might like to take a look at Jane Friedman's Start Here: How to Get Your Book Published. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). In short, here's what we're up to. 8212;David Rider and Ryan Call, MFA 08. Gmumfafiction [at] gmail.com. Center for the Arts.
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Women's Clothing: 05/01/2008 - 06/01/2008
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E shtunë, 31 maj 2008. No Definitely no. Note: Not one to back down from a challenge, here is my mighty (? Through the icy winds, it was impossible to see anything beyond her friends. Beside Orihime, Ishida still stood. Yet, his head had gone missing somewhere. Tatsuki scanned the ground but could see nothing. Chad.Chad had to be all right! The blood turning pink in the cold snow wasn't possible! Ichigo.No, he couldn't have, either! One of her friends still had to be alive! She wasn't alone, was she?
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Mason Fiction: How Teaching Literature Changed the Way I Read (and Write)
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An alternative online resource for faculty, alumni, current students, and prospective students, with a slight focus on fiction. Wednesday, April 4, 2012. How Teaching Literature Changed the Way I Read (and Write). What events need to develop by the end in order to fulfill the promises you make early on in a narrative? I'm most surprised by how my insight into a text changed. Instead of instantly going to the points in the text that I find most engaging, points that demonstrate a technique or style I ...
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Fall / Winter Reading List | Jennifer Kirkpatrick Brown
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Reading, Writing, and Living. Fall / Winter Reading List. Posted by Jennifer Kirkpatrick Brown. Asymp; Leave a comment. This is my fall/winter reading list. I was busy typing out a fall list when I realized that there would be no way I could finish it before spring so fall/winter it is! The two noticeable things here are a focus on memoir (in preparation for writing my own) and the resolve to finally finish. Here is the full list:. The Cider House Rules. This turned up on many best memoir lists when I se...
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