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Enzo Silon Surin (Poetry, June 2012) has received the 2021 Massachusetts Book Award in Poetry for his debut collection, When My Body Was A Clinched Fist.
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Lisa Pegram (Poetry, June 2012) has two poems in the forthcoming anthology Where We Stand: Poems of Black Resilience, edited by Melanie Henderson, Enzo Silon Surin (Poetry, June 2012), and Truth Thomas, from Cherry Castle Publishing, out in February 2022.
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Virginia Ryan (Fiction, January 2018) has an essay “Scentsless” in the current issue of Heartwood.
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Steven Cramer (Poetry, MFA Faculty) was longlisted for the Massachusetts Book Award in Poetry for his new collection, Listen.
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Jasmine Warga (WFYP, June 2013) received a nomination for a 2021 Goodreads Choice Award for her YA novel, The Shape of Thunder.
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Tracey Baptiste (WFYP, MFA faculty) has work that will be included in Magic Has No Borders, a YA anthology of short stories that reimagine South Asian folklore, legends, and epics, to be published by HarperTeen in Summer 2023.
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Robbie Gamble (Nonfiction, June 2020) received a Pushcart nomination from Pithead Chapel for his flash nonfiction piece “Scapula.”
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Andrea Wang (WFYP, June 2011)’s picture book Watercress has been named a Washington Post Best Children’s Book of 2021. Watercress was also featured in a StoryWalk at the 2021 Boston Book Festival. You can view a video of the StoryWalk here.
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Tavi Taylor Black (Fiction, June 2008)’s novel Where Are We Tomorrow has been announced as a finalist in the General Fiction category of the 2021 Best Book Awards at the American Bookfest.
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Lisa Weiss (Fiction, June 2015) has a nonfiction piece “My Husband’s Heads” in the Winter 2021 issue of Fine Lines.
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