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Gretchen Schrafft

Gretchen Schrafft Intern Cristina Farfan ’21 interviews fiction writer Gretchen Schrafft ’08, who was an intern for NER in 2007 while she was a student at Middlebury College, and then went on to be a staff reader for the magazine. At Middlebury, she completed a double major in English and American Literatures and Sociology-Anthropology. Discussing both NER and her own writing, Schrafft gives an insight on her path from NER intern to published fiction writer. Cristina Farfan: Where are you now, both geographically and professionally? Gretchen Schrafft: I currently live in Denver, where I’m in my third year of the PhD program in English & Literary Arts at the University of Denver. I came to the program to work on a novel, pursue research connected to that novel, and continue developing my skills as a teacher of creative writing and literature.

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Winner of the 2021 NER Award for Emerging Writers

Winner of the 2021 NER Award for Emerging Writers
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Diné College to become a hub for Native writing by offering a new degree in creative writing

DinÃ© College to become a hub for Native writing by offering a new degree in creative writing New BFA degree begins Fall 2021 Author: News Release Diné College Diné College will be offering a new BFA degree emphasis in creative writing beginning in fall 2021. The program was approved last month by the Board of Regents. “Based on our research, there is a demand for this degree program,” said Diné College President Charles “Monty” Roessel. “We are an indigenous-centered institution with critically-acclaimed and published faculty here at the College. It’s only fitting to offer this this degree program because it will allow the Navajo People to sustain the tradition and role of storytelling through the intense study of the creative writing discipline.”

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Library features Maine writers - The Ellsworth American

Library features Maine writers ELLSWORTH Maine authors Susan Conley, Irene M. Drago, Kate Russo and W.S. Winslow are the Ellsworth Public Library’s featured writers in its online Maine Authors Series through March. The event is free to attend and will include a question-and-answer session Portland author Susan Conley speaks at 7 p.m. on Thursday, March 11. She is the author of five critically acclaimed books, including Colby College graduate Kate Russo will speak about her novel “Super Host” at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 1. Set in London, the novel is about a down-on-his-luck British artist (his wife has left him for America) who welcomes a series of renters to his home, including a few Yanks. TOM BUTLER PHOTO

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Carrollton author Simon Han will discuss his debut novel in live virtual event for Allen library

Carrollton author Simon Han will discuss his debut novel in live virtual event for Allen library ‘Nights When Nothing Happened’ follows an immigrant family in Plano. Award-winning writer Simon Han set his debut novel in Plano, along burgeoning Legacy Drive during the city’s boom years in the early 2000s.(Melissa Lukenbaugh) Simon Han will discuss his much-lauded debut novel, Nights When Nothing Happened, at a free, live, virtual event presented by the Allen Public Library on March 11 at 7:30 p.m. at allentx.swagit.com. Viewers can submit questions via email until 8:30 p.m. that day at liveonstage@cityofallen.org.

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