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THE NEW SCHOOL @ BROOKLYN BOOK FESTIVAL
By Nicole Drayton / in TNS Lit Scene, Faculty, Graduates, Riggio Honors, MFA, Lit, 12th Street / September 10, 2019Writing at The New School is proud to be featured at the Brooklyn Book Festival once again this year! Find us at the book fair on Sunday, September 22nd from 10AM to 6PM (booth #335), w...
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Five Questions With Laura Cronk and David Wilson
By Nicole Drayton / in TNS Lit Scene / September 5, 2019Laura Cronk is a poet and essayist and is the Associate Director of the Creative Writing Program at The New School. David Wilson is a teacher, writer, and the lead singer, gui...
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Five Questions With Basil Soper
By Nicole Drayton / in TNS Lit Scene, People, Riggio Honors, Undergraduate / May 14, 2019Basil is a southern man of transgender experience, writer, photographer, and the Executive Director of Transilient. He’s an astrology enthusiast and he grew up in rural South Carolina and was hom...
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Five Questions with Cheree Stevenson
By Nicole Drayton / in TNS Lit Scene, Current Students, People, Fiction, Writing for Children and Young Adults, MFA / May 9, 2019My name is Cheree', I am second year Writing for Children and Young Adults MFA student in my thesis semester! I have an undergraduate degree in history education and I write speculative fiction i...
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Five Questions With medina
By Nicole Drayton / in TNS Lit Scene, People, Fiction, MFA / May 7, 2019medina is a nonbinary queer Latinx writer (they/them/their). They are a third-year MFA Creative writing student concentrating in both Writing for Children and Young Adults and Nonfiction. They ar...
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Five Questions With Christopher X. Shade
By Nicole Drayton / in TNS Lit Scene, Graduates, People, Fiction / May 1, 2019The writer Christopher X. Shade (USA), New York, New York, May 25, 2018. Photograph by Beowulf Sheehan. Christopher X. Shade is author of the novel The Good Mother of Marseille (Paloma Press, 201...
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Five Questions with Rocky Halpern
By Nicole Drayton / in TNS Lit Scene / April 24, 2019"Rocky Halpern is a writer, sex educator, lifelong nomad, and second year MFA creative writing candidate with a concentration in nonfiction. He is the 2019 recipient of the Bette Howland Nonficti...
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Interview with MFA Alum Sean Manning
By Creative Writing at The New School / in TNS Lit Scene, Graduates, Fiction, MFA / April 16, 2019Sean Manning (MFA Fiction ’03) came to the Creative Writing Program at The New School fresh out of undergraduate studies at the University of Tampa not knowing what to expect; he’d never had the ...
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Helen Schulman Named 2019 Guggenheim Fellow
By Creative Writing at The New School / in TNS Lit Scene, Faculty, Fiction, MFA / April 16, 2019Helen Schulman, professor of writing and chair of the MFA in Creative Writing fiction program, has been named a 2019 Guggenheim Fellow in Fiction. The prestigious Guggenheim Fellowship, presen...
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Five Questions with Ivan Brave
By Nicole Drayton / in TNS Lit Scene, Graduates, People, MFA / April 16, 2019Iván Brave lives in New York, where he writes poetry, reviews, and novels, as well as teaches English to international students. He is a graduate of New School, earning his Master in Fine Arts for C...
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Five Questions With Randy Winston
By Nicole Drayton / in TNS Lit Scene, Graduates, People, Fiction, MFA / April 9, 2019Randy Winston is the Associate Fiction Editor at Slice Literary Magazine, creator of Milkshake Scholar, and a first grade hula hoop champion ('92-'93). He earned his MFA in Creative Writing ...
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Interview with 2019 NBCC Biography Finalist Christopher Bonanos
By Nicole Drayton / in TNS Lit Scene / April 9, 2019By Liz Sheldon Thanks to the cooperation of the National Book Critics Circle (NBCC) and Creative Writing at The New School, as well as the tireless efforts of our students and facul...
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Five Questions With Mishka Anthony
By Nicole Drayton / in TNS Lit Scene, Graduates, People, Poetry, Writing for Children and Young Adults, Riggio Honors, MFA, Lit / April 1, 2019Mishka Anthony is an MFA poetry candidate at The New School currently living in Flushing, Queens. She is working on a collection of poetry and essays on the transgender experience and has become ...
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After Effects: A Response To School Shootings
By Nicole Drayton / in TNS Lit Scene / March 29, 2019Aditya Goenka came to New York City to pursue a MFA in fiction from The New School, on a sabbatical from his job as a police officer in Meghalaya, in northeast India, where he has worked since 20...
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Five Questions with Marie-Helene Bertino
By Nicole Drayton / in People / March 25, 2019Marie-Helene Bertino is the author of the novel 2 A.M. AT THE CAT’S PAJAMAS and the story collection SAFE AS HOUSES, and was the 2017 Frank O'Connor International Short Story Fellow in Cork, Irel...
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Interview with Alia Malek
By Nicole Drayton / in TNS Lit Scene / March 22, 2019In April of 2018, Alia Malek spoke with Zia Jaffrey at a nonfiction forum event at the New School. Malek read from her memoir The Home That Was Our Country, a book about Syria, published in ...
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New School at #AWP19, Portland
By Creative Writing at The New School / in TNS Lit Scene / March 19, 2019The Creative Writing Program will be represented at this years AWP conference. Come by booth 9041 to say hello Thursday March 28-30. Below is a list of events including our faculty and students: ...
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Interview with 2019 NBCC Fiction Finalist Luis Alberto Arrea
By Creative Writing at The New School / in 2019 NBCC Finalist Interviews, NBCC Fiction Finalist Interviews 2019 / March 19, 2019by Mark Wagstaff Thanks to the cooperation of the National Book Critics Circle (NBCC) and Creative Writing at The New School, as well as the tireless efforts of our students and fac...
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Interview with 2019 NBCC Poetry Winner Ada Limón
By Creative Writing at The New School / in 2019 NBCC Finalist Interviews, NBCC Poetry Finalist Interviews 2019 / March 15, 2019By Victoria Richards Thanks to the cooperation of the National Book Critics Circle (NBCC) and Creative Writing at The New School, as well as the tireless efforts of our students and...
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Interview with 2019 NBCC Autobiography Winner Nora Krug
By Creative Writing at The New School / in NBCC Autobiography Finalist Interviews 2019, NBCC Nonfiction Finalist Interviews 2019 / March 15, 2019By John Apruzzese Thanks to the cooperation of the National Book Critics Circle (NBCC) and Creative Writing at The New School, as well as the tireless efforts of our students an...
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