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MTV.com named Time Windows (1991), by YA novelist and Mills Professor Kathryn Reiss, one of “7 Forgotten YA Books that NEED to Become Movies.” Kathryn’s most recent books are the American Girl Kit mystery Intruders at Rivermead Manor (2014) and Murder at Heatherstone Hall (2015)
Groundbreaking essay on MFA culture and demographics, by Mills College Creative Writing professors Juliana Spahr and Stephanie Young.
Mills College MFA (2012) Is Named Seattle’s First Civic Poet
Read more at the Seattle Globalist...
A recent essay from Mills College MFA graduate Tricia Caspers-Ross: “Writing through Night and Fog” from the Auburn Journal.
3.9 Member Melorra Green - curator, creative visionary, community leader, change maker.
Poet and Mills College English Professor Juliana Spahr and several poets and scholars authored a response to a recent essay on “Literary Activism.” Follow this link to read their letter on The Poetry Foundation website.
Flavorwire.com interview with Mills College MFA alumna Michelle Cruz Gonzales, author of The Spitboy Rule: Tales Of A Female Punk Band, due out next spring from PM Press.
Audiolink: Mills MFA alumna Carolina De Robertis (Class of ‘07) discusses her newest novel, The Gods of Tango, on San Francisco’s KALW.
Congratulations to Mills MFA alumna Daphne Gottlieb, whose latest book, Pretty Much Dead, was just published by Ladybox Books.
