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Learn from distinguished writers and mentors in fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, or speculative fiction. Explore your writing fearlessly, collaborate with faculty and peers, and access the New York City literary scene.
- MFA Writing Faculty Achievements
David Hollander MFA '97 published a short story,...
- Student & Alumni Achievements
Will Vincent’s MFA ’13 latest chapbook is Wildfires I-XVI....
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Prerequisites: Completion of at least two semesters in the...
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MFA Dance; MFA Theatre; MFA Writing; Graduate Admissions and...
- MFA Writing Alumni Profiles
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Application Process, Tuition & Financial Aid: Master of Fine...
- MFA Writing Faculty Achievements
Sarah Lawrence College offers MFA programs in Writing, Dance, and Theatre that nurture self-awareness and creative expression. Learn more about the faculty, curriculum, and application process for each program.
- MFA Writing Fiction
- MFA Creative Nonfiction
- MFA Poetry
- MFA Speculative Fiction
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MFA Fiction students focus on bringing together precision of language with boldness of imaginative grasp. We closely study the craft lessons learned by the writers who have gone before us—but never lose sight of the fact that each new work of fiction is a leap into the unknown.
Our students engage in spirited and thought-provoking investigations of the aesthetics and ethics of nonfiction writing. MFA students consider questions such as: Is it possible to write freely about other people without exploiting them? Is there a difference between factual and essential truth? How do we find narrative coherence within the messy ac...
The focus is both minute and broad—examining poems on a cellular level, then talking about larger issues, such as poetic traditions and compositional techniques. We ask for full participation, deep inquiry, and rigor.
We look closely at the special questions posed by speculative fiction, paying particular attention to the question of how to combine mind-bending world-building with powerful narrative drive. We begin from the premise that the literary exploration of alternative realities deserves as much respect as any other literary genre, and that fantasy and sc...
Learn from award-winning faculty and explore your writing fearlessly in fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, or speculative fiction. Sarah Lawrence offers a low student-faculty ratio, individual meetings, and proximity to the New York City literary scene.
The recipient of an MFA from Sarah Lawrence College, she is currently Assistant Professor of Creative Writing at Monmouth University. She serves on the Board of Directors of VIDA: Women in Literary Arts, the PEN America Membership Committee, and co-curated the Manhattan reading and music series, Mixer, for ten years. She curates literary events ...
Through the Community Writers Program, Sarah Lawrence graduate writing students teach workshops, tutor or assist a writer-in-residence in the classroom. Support and training for writers in the Community Writers Program have included a monthly practicum and a series of workshops throughout the academic year. Students also have access to the Teaching Resource Center, an extensive collection of ...
Establishment and development (20th century) Sarah Lawrence College was established in 1926 by the real-estate mogul William Van Duzer Lawrence on the grounds of his estate in Westchester County and was named in honor of his wife, Sarah Bates Lawrence. The college was originally intended to provide instruction in the arts and humanities for ...
