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Faculty Member Aaron Hamburger Writes About "The Anxiety of Faking It" This Week on the Faculty Blog
Posted September 24, 2013
Like most writers I know, I’m constantly beset by the gnawing anxiety that I’m a fake.
Posted September 19, 2013
Former HarperCollins Children’s Books and Razorbill editor (and Stonecoast alumna) Lexa Hillyer has inked a two-book deal. HarperCollins Children’s Books will publish the poet’s debut novel in 2015.
Posted September 4, 2013
In Victorian novels, there is one thing characters always seem to know: whether or not a woman is a lady. And whether or not she’s a lady determines how they talk to her, treat her. It’s as though there’s “lady code” that immediately signals her status. The code has to do with the tangible, such as clothing, but also the intangible, such as attitude.
Posted September 3, 2013
Stonecoast's Mur Lafferty won the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer, awarded for best new professional science fiction or fantasy writer of 2011 or 2012.
Posted September 3, 2013
News and updates for Stonecoast community alumni, students, and faculty. Click on the link to read full details.
Posted August 23, 2013
"Imagination is Not a Straight Line: A Profile of Rick Bass" is featured in this month's issue of Poets & Writers magazine, on newsstands today.
Posted August 23, 2013
The Stonecoast MFA Program has once again been listed among the top 10 low residency programs for creative writing by Poets & Writers Magazine.
Posted August 18, 2013
Read Susan Conley's essay "A Pact to Make the Heart Grow Fonder?" published in the New York Times this week.
Posted August 15, 2013
Stonecoast faculty member Jeanne Marie Beaumont recounts her time at a tap dancing workshop and reflects on committing to one's art in "Be Committed," this week on the Stonecoast Faculty Blog.
Posted August 15, 2013
Student Linda Kobert reveals the "magic" behind The Magic Spreadsheet, this week on the Stonecoast Community Blog.
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