Fairleigh Dickinson University MFA student Elizabeth Jaeger writes, "One of the great things about this MFA program is the way it has challenged me to grow as a writer. I entered the program with a narrow sense of what I could write but slowly I've...
READ MOREIcarus Down Review published FDU MFA student Elizabeth Jaeger's essay, "Nature's Voice." Elizabeth writes, "Spellbound, I watched as the thick liquid seeped down the shadowed mound. Above, storm clouds had given way to a sea of stars that framed the eruption in glittering gold." Read more at...
READ MOREElizabeth Jaeger's essay, "The Job That Knocked," which she workshop during her first FDU MFA residency, has been published in Issue 46 of the Linden Avenue Literary Journal. Congratulations, Elizabeth! Elizabeth Jaeger is finishing up her MFA in creative writing at Fairleigh Dickinson University. Her essays have been published...
READ MOREOn Thursday, January 21st, at 6pm, La Pluma y La Tinta will kick off this season's New Voices Reading Series. Hosted by Raquel Penzo, the evening will feature Melissa Hunter Gurney, Babirye Maji, Stacy Rogers, Mike Rosen, and Elizabeth Jaeger. If time permits, an open...
READ MORE"Memories of Minnows," an essay by MFA student Elizabeth Jaeger, has been published at Atticus Review. Elizabeth writes: When my son gets tired of watching, he joins me. Loudly, he enters the water, spooking the minnows. Awkwardly, he kicks – sand, seaweed and rocks spraying the ground....
READ MOREThe Literary Review's Assistant Editor Elizabeth Jaeger writes on "Reading Tom Sawyer: A Shared Experience" for The Literary Explorer: an ongoing series by Thomas E. Kennedy and Walter Cummins, FDU MFA faculty. Jaeger writes: After the tour, we stopped in the gift shop so that my son...
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