Brooklyn Writers Foundry
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The Brooklyn Writers Foundry is an intimate, low-residency MFA program that specializes in fiction, nonfiction, and poetry. Now accepting applications.
New York, NY
Joined January 2016
BROOKLYN WRITERS FOUNDRY LOW-RESIDENCY MFA! Learn more here:
sjny.edu
University updates its popular MFA program to include residency option....
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You cannot understand how a piece of writing works—structurally, spatially, temporally, linguistically—by reading on your phone (or on a laptop). You can’t see patterns, how one sentence or section relates to another. It’s a disaster for students to learn this way.
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Lee Clay Johnson’s second novel, BLOODLINE, is very, very good. Sharply-drawn characters, spectacular prose—brutal and beautiful. Out April 21st.
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If you want to read while you lunch at SoHo’s fashionable (and delicious!) Bar Pitti, there is only one option — America’s Only Newspaper. Subscribe today, and think country, even when you’re stuck in the city. https://t.co/MR4KkqXuBM
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TOM MCGUANE? Let's go!
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Excited to host @egabbert next month for a Master Lecture titled “ Time & the Essay.”
My lecture "30 Ideas About Writing Nonfiction" is up at @thecreativeindp today. Includes thoughts about structure, scale, tone, authority, titles, surprise, and what the word "interesting" means (it's one of my favorite words):
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Great book, great publisher @nyrbclassics, great review, great intro @amandafortini—just all kinds of greatness…
“Baby Driver,” originally published by St. Martin’s Press, made barely a ripple back in 1981…Its republication now feels like a gift — possibly this year’s most important literary salvage mission.” —@DwightGarner on Jan Kerouac’s Baby Driver ✨
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“When I sit down to work, I’m just trying to get one little thing right. So I suppose in that regard I do consider it a practice. But I don’t have more far-reaching goals in mind at all. Just, let’s get this little thing right.” —Deborah Eisenberg
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Don’t miss it! See you there.
#Brooklyn Voices returns to #SJNY Nov. 18 at 7:30 p.m. when @wdavidmarx presents Blank Space: A Cultural History of the Twenty-First Century in conversation with @Emily_Sundberg. RSVP required and tickets are free at the link. https://t.co/fO2tlx7WQ2
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“Fiction is meant to illuminate, to explode, to refresh.” —John Cheever
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A rave from Sam Sacks of the Wall Street Journal for Lee Clay Johnson’s brilliant, bawling, brawling “Bloodline.” Order your copy here today: https://t.co/rICjWkA9sA
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Great review in @WSJ about Prof. Lee Clay Johnson's new novel Bloodline! Robert Penn Warren, Harry Crews--good company. @PanamericaBooks @stjoesny @countyhwy
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Plus Fredrik deBoer’s “The Mind Reels” and Claire-Louise Bennett’s “Big Kiss, Bye-Bye.”
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Excellent exhibit! Swing by and check it out.
Nice review of our current art installation at #SJBK featuring our Ramona Candy, Director of Council for the Arts. Head to the Alumni Room Gallery in Tuohy Hall through Oct. 24 for a viewing. Jorge Valdes (JAVA) | A Journey of Healing Through Art
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“Carefully constructed sentences cast a tint of indefinable substance over a story.” We’ve unlocked our Art of Fiction interview with Annie Proulx from the archive.
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