Texas State University MFA
The Texas State University MFA Program at Texas State University in San Marcos, Texas, is a three-year graduate-level creative writing program in the United States. Fiction writer Doug Dorst is currently the director of the program. The faculty includes many award-winning writers.
It was cited by The New York Times as having the vision "to build a program that might rival the famed Iowa Writers' Workshop." Texas State's MFA program ranked 45th out of 131 full-residency graduate writing programs in the Poets & Writers survey for the application year 2012.[1]
The Front Porch Literary Journal is published by students of the program.
Faculty
- Cyrus Cassells, poetry
- Doug Dorst, fiction/Program Director
- Jennifer duBois, fiction
- Tom Grimes, fiction
- Roger Jones, poetry
- Debra Monroe, fiction
- Tim O'Brien, Professor of Creative Writing
- Cecily Parks, poetry
- Kathleen Peirce, poetry
- Steve Wilson, poetry[2]
Endowed chair in creative writing
- Ai, 2002-2003
- Tim O'Brien, 2003-2004
- Barry Hannah, 2004-2005
- Tim O'Brien, 2005-2006
- Denis Johnson, 2006-2007
- Tim O'Brien, 2007-2008
- Li-Young Lee, 2008-2009
- Tim O'Brien, 2009-2010
- Robert Stone, 2010-2011
- Tim O'Brien, 2011-2012
- Cristina García, 2012-2014
- Ben Fountain, 2014-2016
- Karen Russell, 2016-2018[3]
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