I did a reading on Monday night at the Cornelia Street Cafe in Greenwich Village. It was really fun to be back there, and if you don't know the Cornelia Street Cafe, it's a cool place to go for a drink in the city. It's...
READ MORELearning the Craft of Children’s Literature in an Adult World Eliot Schrefer, Donna Freitas, Rebecca Chace, Kathi Appelt, Rene Steinke As more writing programs add children’s and YA tracks within larger pools of MFA students, it’s not easy to figure out how best to teach—and learn—the craft...
READ MOREFairleigh Dickinson University MFA Creative Writing faculty Rebecca Chace's piece, "The Scale of the Beast," is a feature article from the LARB Quarterly Journal: Winter 2016 edition. Rebecca writes: Jumbo was born in Ethiopia, but he died in show business at age 24. It was his...
READ MORE"Elena Ferrante’s Neapolitan Quartet is complete with The Story of the Lost Child, making it possible to see the whole structure, which reveals itself in layers like Naples itself, where former cityscapes are buried by time, political violence, and natural disasters." -- FDU MFA faculty member...
READ MORE"I WORK IN A SILENT ROOM. A fact that I realize is rare and precious." -- FDU MFA faculty member Rebecca Chace opens her essay, Silent Room, a feature article from the Los Angeles Review of Books' Quarterly Journal: Spring 2015 edition. Rebecca Chace is the author of Leaving Rock Harbor (novel), Capture the...
READ MORECheck out faculty member Rebecca Chace's essay in Narrative!...
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