Community News & Updates March 2015
News and updates for Stonecoast community alumni, students, and faculty. Click on the link to read full details.
View ArticleStonecoast: Wizard of Earthsea - A Study in Characterization and Openings
"I have a list of writers that I learned from myself, as a writer. Le Guin is one of the most important of them." - Faculty member Theodora Goss
View ArticleStonecoast Alum Jennifer Clement's Book a Finalist for 2015 PEN/Faulkner Award
Congratulations to Stonecoast alum Jennifer Clement whose book Prayers for the Stolen (Hogarth) is a finalist for the 2015 PEN/Faulkner Award.
View ArticlePortland author published in The New Yorker teaches, inspires students to write
Faculty member Sarah Braunstein is featured in an article for the Bangor Daily News.
View ArticleEditor Nina Gaby Discusses Book of Essays Featuring Stonecoast Alumni,...
DUMPED: STORIES OF WOMEN UNFRIENDING WOMEN features essays by Stonecoasters Penny Guisinger (Creative Nonfiction, S’13), Kristabelle Munson (Fiction), Alexis Paige (Creative Nonfiction, S’14), Judith...
View ArticleCommunity News & Updates April 2015
News and updates for Stonecoast community alumni, students, and faculty. Click on the link to read full details.
View ArticleGuest Faculty Tom Coash a Finalist for National Playwriting Award
Guest Faculty Tom Coash is one of six finalists for the American Theatre Critics Association’s New Play Award.
View ArticleGuest Faculty Tom Coash Wins M. Elizabeth Osborn Award
The American Theatre Critics Association (ATCA) presented the M. Elizbeth Osborn Award to Guest Faculty member Tom Coash for his play "Veils."
View ArticleThe Power to Tell A Story
Stonecoast MFA Joins Local Authors to Commemorate World Refugee Day “The Power to Tell a Story” is a free public event being held at East End Community School in Portland, Maine on June 16, 2015 from...
View ArticlePrestigious graduate program nurtures writers from across the globe
In 15 years, Stonecoast MFA has built a growing reputation as one of the finest programs of its kind in the country. It's a low-residency program, meaning that students spend most of the year at their...
View ArticleCommunity News & Updates March 2015
News and updates for Stonecoast community alumni, students, and faculty. Click on the link to read full details.
View ArticleStonecoast: Wizard of Earthsea - A Study in Characterization and Openings
"I have a list of writers that I learned from myself, as a writer. Le Guin is one of the most important of them." - Faculty member Theodora Goss
View ArticleStonecoast Alum Jennifer Clement's Book a Finalist for 2015 PEN/Faulkner Award
Congratulations to Stonecoast alum Jennifer Clement whose book Prayers for the Stolen (Hogarth) is a finalist for the 2015 PEN/Faulkner Award.
View ArticlePortland author published in The New Yorker teaches, inspires students to write
Faculty member Sarah Braunstein is featured in an article for the Bangor Daily News.
View ArticleEditor Nina Gaby Discusses Book of Essays Featuring Stonecoast Alumni,...
DUMPED: STORIES OF WOMEN UNFRIENDING WOMEN features essays by Stonecoasters Penny Guisinger (Creative Nonfiction, S’13), Kristabelle Munson (Fiction), Alexis Paige (Creative Nonfiction, S’14), Judith...
View ArticleCommunity News & Updates April 2015
News and updates for Stonecoast community alumni, students, and faculty. Click on the link to read full details.
View ArticleGuest Faculty Tom Coash a Finalist for National Playwriting Award
Guest Faculty Tom Coash is one of six finalists for the American Theatre Critics Association’s New Play Award.
View ArticleGuest Faculty Tom Coash Wins M. Elizabeth Osborn Award
The American Theatre Critics Association (ATCA) presented the M. Elizbeth Osborn Award to Guest Faculty member Tom Coash for his play "Veils."
View ArticleThe Power to Tell A Story
Stonecoast MFA Joins Local Authors to Commemorate World Refugee Day “The Power to Tell a Story” is a free public event being held at East End Community School in Portland, Maine on June 16, 2015 from...
View ArticlePrestigious graduate program nurtures writers from across the globe
In 15 years, Stonecoast MFA has built a growing reputation as one of the finest programs of its kind in the country. It's a low-residency program, meaning that students spend most of the year at their...
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