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Where I Write: With Aekta Khubchandani
By Creative Writing at The New School / in TNS Lit Scene / March 1, 2021Writing spaces are as varied as the individuals who occupy them. The range of “space” we enter for our writing practice is a wide, wild field from tidy to random, from Maya Angelou in a sparse hotel ...
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Where I Write: With medina
By Creative Writing at The New School / in TNS Lit Scene, Nonfiction, Writing for Children and Young Adults, MFA / February 21, 2021Writing spaces are as varied as the individuals who occupy them. The range of “space” we enter for our writing practice is a wide, wild field from tidy to random, from Maya Angelou in a sparse hotel ...
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Where I Write: With Azka Anwar
By Creative Writing at The New School / in TNS Lit Scene / February 16, 2021Writing spaces are as varied as the individuals who occupy them. The range of “space” we enter for our writing practice is a wide, wild field from tidy to random, from Maya Angelou in a sparse hotel ...
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Where I Write: With Wilbert Turner III
By Creative Writing at The New School / in TNS Lit Scene / January 27, 2021Writing spaces are as varied as the individuals who occupy them. The range of “space” we enter for our writing practice is a wide, wild field from tidy to random, from Maya Angelou in a sparse hotel ...
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Where I Write: with Chloe Colvard
By Creative Writing at The New School / in TNS Lit Scene, Current Students, Riggio Honors / December 1, 2020Writing spaces are as varied as the individuals who occupy them. The range of “space” we enter for our writing practice is a wide, wild field from tidy to random, from Maya Angelou in a sparse hotel ...
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Where I Write: With Kate Tooley
By Creative Writing at The New School / in TNS Lit Scene, MFA / October 27, 2020Where I Write, a series of short interviews with current students, faculty, and alumni of the Creative Writing Program. It is a discussion of place in writing. What our writing spaces look like can b...
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NATIONAL BOOK AWARD 2020 FINALISTS
By Creative Writing at The New School / in TNS Lit Scene / October 15, 2020Today we are excited to announce the titles on the 2020 National Book Awards Finalists including our own Kacen Callendar, Writing For Children and Young Adults MFA 2014. Congratulations Kacen! ...
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THE BROOKLYN BOOK FESTIVAL, September 28 – October 5
By Creative Writing at The New School / in TNS Lit Scene, MFA Creative Writing Events / September 29, 2020The 2020 Virtual Brooklyn Book Festival celebrates its 15th anniversary of presenting free literary programming! Register Here for 2020 Programs An array of nationa...
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Five Questions with Virginia Valenzuela
By Nicole Drayton / in TNS Lit Scene / September 28, 2020Virginia Valenzuela is a poet, essayist, and yogi originally from Manhattan. She holds BA degrees in creative writing, literary studies, and women’s studies, and a minor in film studies. She...
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NATIONAL BOOK AWARD 2020 LONGLIST
By Creative Writing at The New School / in TNS Lit Scene, Lit, National Book Foundation Long List / September 21, 2020Today we are excited to announce the titles on the 2020 National Book Awards Longlist! Finalists to be announced October 6th. For Fiction: Rumaan Alam, “Leave the World Behind” Ecco /...
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Five Questions with Alex Vara
By Nicole Drayton / in TNS Lit Scene / September 21, 2020Alex is a Fiction/Nonfiction dual MFA student at the New School, a WriteOn Teaching Fellow, public speaking teacher, and the host of TNS After Hours. She is currently sheltering-in-place in her N...
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TNS After Hours Tonight! September 18, 7pm ET
By Creative Writing at The New School / in TNS Lit Scene / September 18, 2020The next TNS After Hours is tonight, Friday, September 18th from 7 - 8:30 pm ET. This month will be co-hosted by the fabulous Jessa Nagamoto (Fiction '21). Hope to see you all in the virtual Red ...
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Black Lives Matter
By Creative Writing at The New School / in TNS Lit Scene / June 3, 2020Image courtesy of https://blacklivesmatter.com/ Dear Creative Writing Community,I'm writing to check in with you during this heart wrenching time. I really appreciated President McBr...
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Five Questions with Jhon Valdes Klinger
By Nicole Drayton / in TNS Lit Scene / May 28, 2020Jhon Valdes Klinger is a Colombian storyteller, filmmaker, educator, and writer. He is currently an MFA candidate in Fiction from the New School’s Writing Program. He was a Riggio Writing and Dem...
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Interview with TNS After Hours Coordinators
By Creative Writing at The New School / in TNS Lit Scene / May 26, 2020Interview with TNS After Hours Coordinators by Carissa Chesanek Virginia “Vinny” Valenzuela and Alex Vara open up about the off-campus reading series, the literary bar it’s held at, and the w...
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Five Questions with LaVonne Roberts
By Nicole Drayton / in TNS Lit Scene / May 19, 2020LaVonne Elaine Roberts is an American short story writer, essayist, and memoirist. She is LIT Magazine’s Live with LIT Editor, Cagibi Lit’s Interviews Edit...
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Five Questions with Jessica Gross
By Nicole Drayton / in TNS Lit Scene / May 13, 2020Jessica Gross has contributed to The Los Angeles Review of Books, The New York Times Magazine, and Longreads, among other places. Her debut novel, Hysteria, comes out in Augus...
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Interview with Creative Writing Alumni Sam Farahmand by Carissa Chesanek
By Creative Writing at The New School / in TNS Lit Scene / May 6, 2020Sam Farahmand on “Standing Out From the Sameness of Everything” By Carissa Chesanek New School MFA alum, Sam Farahmand recently published his debut novel, Chimero in January 2020. Carissa C...
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Five Questions with Whitney Kenerly
By Nicole Drayton / in TNS Lit Scene / May 6, 2020Born in North Carolina and based in New York City, Whitney Kenerly is a writer, music critic, and journalist. 1. Who is your favorite villain, and who is your favorite protagonist in literatur...
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Summer Book Salons and Workshops Now Available for Credit and Noncredit
By Ben Fama / in TNS Lit Scene / May 5, 2020Due to community concerns about COVID-19, the 2020 Summer Writers Colony cannot run as planned. In lieu of an on-campus offering, we are offering Summer Online Writing Immersion workshops in fict...
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