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Enzo Surin Silon (Poetry 2012) has two poems in the Summer 2021 issue of Spoon River Poetry Review: “How to Craft an American Scapegoat” and “Interrogating Past & Future Constellations.” He also has two poems in the current issue of Bear Review: “Elegy for the American Dream” and “American Testimony.”
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Suzanne E. Edison (Poetry, July 2016) has a poem, “After My Last Breath” in the Fall 2021 Crone Power issue of Gyroscope Review.
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D. Dina Friedman (Fiction, January 2016) has a poem, “Zoom Concert” in the Fall 2021 Crone Power issue of Gyroscope Review.
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Thato Mwosa (Writing for Stage & Screen, June 2017) is featured in an article in the Boston Globe about her award-winning film Memoirs of a Black Girl, which is now available for viewing digitally at: iTunes, Amazon, Google, PlayXbox, and VUDU; and via cable or satellite at: iN Demand, AT&T, Vubiquity, and DirecTVDish.
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Saraciea J. Fennell (Writing for Young People, January 2020) is interviewed about her forthcoming anthology of Latinx stories Wild Tongues Can’t Be Tamed in Teen Vogue.
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Cindy Hunter Morgan’s (Poetry, 2016) poem “Dear John James Audubon” has been nominated for Best of the Net by Contrary Magazine.
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Boston Gordon’s (Poetry, January 2015) poem “Clinical Assessment of Gender Identity” is featured in the 2021 edition of Best New Poets.
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Robbie Gamble’s (Poetry, January 2017) poem “Everything That Rises Must Converge” has been nominated for Best of the Net by Mason Street Review.
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Hayley Krischer (Fiction, June 2009) has an article “In Defense of Mean Girls in YA Literature” in Publishers Weekly. She also has a 6-minute interview out with NPR about her new novel, The Falling Girls.
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Laurie Foos (Fiction, MFA faculty) has the first chapter from her novel-in-progress, We Who Touched the Stars, appearing in the October 2021 issue of Embark.
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