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Welcome

Welcome to the Literary Arts Program website.  Through this website, you can access information about our under- graduate and graduate programs, browse our course listings, learn more about our faculty, and get updates on our busy schedule of readings and events.

Class Lists

Fall 2008 Class Lists

MFA Program

Application for 2009-10 is now available from the Graduate School website. Click link to fill out an online MFA application. To request a hard copy application, please call the Graduate School at (401) 863-2600.

Application deadline for Fall 2009 entry is December 15, 2008.

All documents related to the MFA application should be sent to the Graduate School, Box 1867, Brown University, Providence, RI 02912. Please do not send application materials to the Program.

Capstone/Honors Application

Honors in Literary Arts Application
& Information

Honors in English Application
& Information

Capstone Application & Information

Courses

Registering for Literary Arts courses
for Fall 2008

Literary Arts Fall 2008 Courses

Faculty Notes

Forrest Gander awarded 2008 Guggenheim Fellowship

Vogel, Waldrop Elected to
American Academy of Arts and Sciences

Events

The Literary Arts Program is the hub of a vibrant, campus-wide literary community with an active slate of readings, plays, festivals and performances that give student writers unique exposure to important voices in contemporary literature.

14 Sept. at 1 pm Bake-off Collaboration

16 Sept. at 7:30 pm Thida

17 Sept. at 4 pm Stephen Graham Jones

1 Oct. at 4 pm Laura Walker

15 Oct. at 4 pm Joanna Scott

17-19 Oct. Interrupt Festival

29 Oct. at 4 pm Marisol Limon Martinez and Jane Miller

12 Nov. at 4 pm Peter Cole

3 Dec. at 4 pm Robert Coover and Rick Moody

Featured Writer

Salman Rushdie
(click link to hear this writer read)

Literary Arts News

Burmese fiction writer
Ma Thida named 2008 - 09 International Writing Fellow

Literary Arts Program Launches
“Writers Online”