Not much to say today, except that I have a post called “How I Sold My Thesis” on the afterMAPH, the alumni blog for my graduate program, up today. Go check it out!
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A week or so ago, when I was opining on whether or not an MFA can make you a better writer, I said that, while the manuscript of my novel that I turned in at the end of my humanities MA program was 50% better than what I started with, the one I sent to [...]
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(Note: Is it “an” MFA program or “a” MFA program? Verbally, I would say “an” because of the pronunciation of the letter “M” as “em”, which starts with a vowel, but “M” is actually not a vowel, so it should probably technically be “a” MFA program. Thoughts?) Today at Paper Cuts, there was an item [...]
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