Tag Archives: MFA

Murphy’s Laws: 46 Infallible Observations on the Occasion of Turning 46

Posted on May 20, 2016 by Sean Murphy

After 46 spins around the sun, you probably haven’t had an especially worthwhile time if you don’t have some opinions you’re willing to stand by. Continue reading →

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The Give and Take of Grief

Posted on January 30, 2015 by Anna Leahy

Anna Leahy on fate, guilt, grief, and the death of the writer Lucy Grealy. Continue reading →

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The Science of Imaginary Solutions

Posted on May 21, 2014 by Jack Christian

Jack Christian, up late at night and awake, tackles the nuances of Pataphysics. And the MFA. And PBR. Continue reading →

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Point/Counterpoint: Sean Beaudoin vs. Jess Walter

Posted on January 9, 2013 by Sean Beaudoin

Take a front row seat for this exciting, no-holds-barred game of style and wit, in which eight topics of the day are parsed, thrust, and parried as you listen to the intellectual steel clang! Continue reading →

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Can Dungeons & Dragons Help You Write Your Novel?

Posted on December 3, 2012 by Samuel Sattin

Some people consider D&D to be the pursuit of anti-social high schoolers and thirty-year-old virgins. Are they correct? This author argues that D&D didn’t only help him write his first novel. It gave him a methodology. Continue reading →

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