Prof. Stacy Lettman is interviewed on her new book, The Slave Sublime The Language of Violence in Caribbean Literature and Music, in Black Agenda Report's Book Forum.

Prof. Timothy Miller has published a research guide for graduate students in science fiction and fantasy studies.

Three of our MFA Creative Writing Alums will read weird fun poetry on Thursday, December 15th at 7:30pm (on Zoom).

MFA alum Nick Robinson is recognized in Best American Essays 2022 and is the winner of the 2020 Ned Stuckey-French Nonfiction Contest.

Register for our Spring Creative Writing Community Workshop—Life as Field Research: Creative Nonfiction Workshop. It meets in Boca Mondays 6–8pm, 1/23 to 3/13.

Register for our Spring Creative Writing Community Workshop—Flash Fiction and Nonfiction: Writing the Short-Short. It meets online Fridays 1/13 to 3/3.

Congratulations to Prof. Stacey Balkan whose two recent books have both been reviewed in high-profile journals in their respective fields.

Congratulations to MFA alum Corrine Binnings on her nomination for the The Louise Bennett Prize for Poetry!

Congratulations to Prof. Ian MacDonald on publication of an essay, "'May the Guest Come': African Azimuths of Alien Planetfall" in Literary Geographies.

Congratulations to MFA Poetry student Joseph Precanico on publication of a poem—"Praya Dubia"—in the inaugural issue of Cold Signal, a literary magazine inspired by AI-generated art.