Stanford’s two-year certificate program for aspiring novelists boasts acclaimed faculty, small class sizes, and an online-only format designed for busy working adults.
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Not everyone has the time or funds to enroll in a traditional postgraduate program. Enter DIY MFA, which allows participants to learn at their own pace and desired commitment level. Read More “Insider: DIY MFA”
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This writing program encourages its students to go wild. Read More “Eastern Oregon’s Wilderness Writing MFA combines writing with nature”
“Budget-friendly MFA” may seem like an oxymoron, but blogger Robin Tung says it’s a real possibility – if you know where to look. Read More “Learn how to find an affordable MFA program”
Should I improve my writing before I really get too far into my novel to avoid major rewrites? Read More “Ask The Writer: How much do I need to learn about writing before beginning my novel?”
A historic setting provides the perfect backdrop for a celebration of poetry and the artists who craft it. Read More “Conference Insider: The Frost Place Conference on Poetry”
Stop seeking examples of perfect college admissions essays. The golden ticket to a university program lies in writing a story only you can tell. Read More “How to write the best college admission essay you can”
Older students seeking graduate degrees in creative writing prove that age really is just a number. Read More “Tips for older MFA students going back to school”
Becoming a word thief is easier than you think. Read More “6 ways research can turn into plagiarism (and one surefire way to avoid it)”
