Erica Hunt's new book, Jump the Clock: New and Selected Poems, earned praise from Ben Lerner in his review, which appears in the New York Review of Books. Erica Hunt is Bonderman Assistant Professor of the Practice.

Literary Arts alums Samantha Gorman ’06, MFA ’10 and Danny Cannizzaro ’06 are the founders of Los Angeles-based Tender Claws , an arts and games studio that has been attracting notice for its interactive games and installations, virtual reality, live performance and digital publishing.  Recently, Tender Claws received praise for its new interactive virtual experience, Tempest, in which an actor, slated to play the role of Prospero in a performance of the Shakespeare play which has be

"Spumante," a new poem by Assistant Professor of Literary Arts Colin Channer, appeared in the Nov.

Shingai Kangunda MFA '22, who joined the Lit Arts fiction track this fall, has had new stories published in Fantasy Magazine and Fractured.  

“Gay in Nigeria, Black Male in America,” an opinion piece by Chibuihe Obi Achimba MFA ’22, was published in The New York Times on Saturday, Nov. 7.  Chibuihe, who is studying poetry in the Literary Arts graduate program, was a 2019 – 2020 Scholar-at-Risk at Harvard University before matriculating at Brown.

Erica Hunt, Bonderman Assistant Professor of the Practice in Poetry, was interviewed in Poets & Writers Magazine about her new poetry collection, Jump the Clock, published in October by Nightboat Books.

"Tender Grapes," a story by Helen Armstrong MFA '22, has been nominated for "Best of the Net" by The Black Warrior Review.   Helen's work explores "gender and queerness in language and the possibilities that words create for communities."   She is currently pursuing her MFA in fiction. 

Princeton University's Program in American Studies is hosting novelist Karan Mahajan (Brown University) and poet