These programs are good for two things: craft and connections. But don't take my word for it. Jeffrey Yamaguchi over at the ever-inspiring 52 Projects site found us an honest-to-goodness MFA expert.
Dig it...
"Tom Kealey has put together a comprehensive guide for people interested in applying to creative writing MFA programs (as well as MA and PhD programs): The Creative Writing MFA Handbook. The book, published by Continuum, serves to help prospective students during the critical stages of their search: 'researching, applying, and deciding.'"
And most importantly, I would like to stress that MFA programs Are Not For Everyone! If you don't believe me, read this wonderful Slate article by Bryan Curtis about Dan Brown's literary theory. Mr. Brown figured out everything all by himself...
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A new writer hit the blogging scene this week, sharing some of the experience he gained after publishing four books. Meet Chris A. Jackson, a writer who mixes fantastical settings with a gloomy, hyper-visual style. He's got a great designer... [Read More]
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