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Check out the latest news from our Cambridge Common Writers community! Candice Iloh (WFYP, June 2017) and Jason Reynolds (WFYP, MFA Writing Faculty) were both featured on USA Today‘s “50 Black young adult novelists you should read, from […]
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Check out the latest news from our Cambridge Common Writers community! Celeste Mohammed (Fiction, June 2016) published an essay in The Common as an Inauguration Day feature: “Split Me in Two.” Sugar House Review has published a review of Steven Cramer’s […]
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Check out the latest news from our Cambridge Common Writers community! Thato Mwosa’s (WSS, June 2017) first narrative feature, Memoirs of a Black Girl, has been selected by the Toronto International Women Film Festival for 2021. Amber Wong […]
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Several alums are hosting workshops in the upcoming months, including: Hurley Winkler (Fiction, January 2017) is enrolling for two online workshop sessions for fiction and nonfiction writers. Session 1: Now accepting waitlist sign-ups! Tuesday nights, February 16 – […]
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2020 has been a memorable year in many ways. We have, all of us, been through a great deal of change and struggle, both personal and global. What hasn’t changed, however, is the consistency with which our community […]
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Candice Iloh’s (WFYP, June 2017) novel, Every Body Looking, has been named a finalist for the 2020 National Book Award for Young People’s Literature. Check out her book in our bookstore! D. Dina Friedman’s (Fiction, January 2016) short story, “Will This […]
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If you’re nostalgic for the on-campus residencies of old, want to hear what your fellow classmates and your mentors have been working on since graduation, or if you’re curious just what exactly you can do with an MFA […]
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Karin Cecile Davidson (Fiction, June 2009)’s debut novel, Sybelia Drive, will be released on October 6th with Braddock Avenue Books. Pre-order the book here. A.J. Verdelle (Fiction, MFA Writing Faculty) is listed in USA Today’s “100 Black novelists […]