This event is part the Free Public Programs series presented by WashU's Summer Writers Institute and in collaboration with St. Louis Public Library.
About the Webinar
In this live webinar, Red Samaniego offers prospective MFA applicants an overview, tips, and resources on taking this next-level step as a writer. Samaniego co-founded MFA App Review, a one-on-one mentoring initiative aimed at increasing access to fully funded MFA programs and building community among underrepresented writers of fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry. What are the challenges faced by historically underrepresented writers? What factors should applicants consider in choosing a program and preparing the application (including work sample and statement of purpose)?
Register online to receive the Zoom information.
A reading list and other resources related to this topic are available here through the Public Library.
Sylvia Sukop | ssukop@wustl.edu
Red Samaniego writes fiction about freak love, border worlds, and being a better communist. They were selected as the 2019–2020 Junior Fiction Fellow at Washington University in St. Louis; the 2019 Sandra Cisneros Fellow at Under the Volcano in Tepoztlan, Mexico; a 2018 Hattie Fitz Walker Scholar at the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown, MA; and the 2018–2019 Editorial Assistant at Dorothy, a publishing project.
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