| The Southwest Anthology The Best of the Writing Programs | | | Contribution by:
| Andrews, John
Anthony, Meagan
Anthony, Megan
Arredondo, Natalia
Burnett, Thomas S.
Chatto, Christopher
Cundiff, Caitlin
Eliott-Henderson, Heather
Euteneuer, Jacob
Hoffman, Rebecca
Honum, Chloe
Hubka, Cat
Hughson, Paula
Kancewick, Mary
Madden, Carolann Caviglia
Markey, Katherine
McKinney, Beth
Megnet, Grace
Muller, Seth
Murison, Stacy
Paul, Jamie
Peel, Brennan
Pigott, Susan
Salesses, Matthew
Wilder, Kathryn | | Editor:
| Finney, Donna M.
Hilbig, Mike
Probasco, Deseree
Reeves, Brianna
Roanne, John T.
Williams, April
Woodworth, Savannah | | ISBN: | 978-1-68003-131-7 | | Publication Date: | Jun 2017 | | Publisher: | Texas Review Press
| | Book Format: | Paperback | | List Price: | USD $16.95 | Book Description:
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Meet the next generation of literary superstars! Texas Review Press brings you The Southwest Anthology: The Best of the Writing Programs, featuring the upper echelon in talent in poetry, fiction, and nonfiction at MFA, MA, and PhD programs across the Southwest. This beautiful volume was assembled and produced by graduate students in the MFA program in Creative Writing, Editing, and Publishing at Sam Houston State University, home of Texas Review Press. It was also put...
More Description Meet the next generation of literary superstars! Texas Review Press brings you The Southwest Anthology: The Best of the Writing Programs, featuring the upper echelon in talent in poetry, fiction, and nonfiction at MFA, MA, and PhD programs across the Southwest. This beautiful volume was assembled and produced by graduate students in the MFA program in Creative Writing, Editing, and Publishing at Sam Houston State University, home of Texas Review Press. It was also put together under the care and supervision of Dr. Paul Ruffin, who sadly passed away before this publication was finished. It remains a testament to Dr. Ruffin's dedication to writing, teaching, and publishing.
This volume was assembled and produced by graduate students in the MFA program in Creative Writing, Editing, and Publishing at Sam Houston State University, home of the Texas Review Press, under the care and supervision of Dr. Paul Ruffin, who passed away before the publication was finished. It is a testament to Dr. Ruffin's dedication to writing, teaching, and publishing.
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