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MACRW alum Fawn Parker has been shortlisted for the Atwood Gibson Writers' Trust Fiction Prize

October 01, 2024

Fawn Parker, an alum of our MA in English in the Field of Creative Writing program, has been shortlisted for the prestigious Atwood Gibson Writers' Trust Fiction Prize for her novel

MA CRW Alum Fawn Parker Selected as Fredericton's Next Poet Laureate

July 24, 2024

Congratulations to MA CRW alum Fawn Parker, who has been selected as Fredericton's next Poet Laureate. Over the next two years, she aims to deepen the city's appreciation for writing and literature.

MA CRW Alum Karen McBride's "Crow Winter" Selected for U of T Alumni Virtual Book Club

July 22, 2024

Exciting news! MA CRW alum Karen McBride's novel, Crow Winter, is the next featured book for the U of T Alumni Virtual Book Club.

MA CRW Alum Cody Caetano Featured in the University of Toronto Magazine

January 16, 2024

MA in Creative Writing alum and award winning author Cody Caetano was featured in an interview in the University of Toronto Magazine.

A photo of Professor Lee during her presentation. She lectures from behind a podium, her hand resting upon it. Behind her is a bookshelf and whiteboard. She looks toward the audience.

A Conversation with Professor Yoon Sun Lee

January 10, 2024

On Tuesday, October 17th, Professor Yoon Sun Lee, who is Anne Pierce Rogers Professor of English at Wellesley College, presented the inaugural lecture in the Department of English’s Graduate English Speaker Serie

&quot;Corpsecologies: Land Rights &amp; the Colonization of Corpses&quot; By Jessica Elkaim

PhD Candidate Jessica Elkaim's Essay Earns Editor's Pick in NiCHE Newsletter

October 05, 2023

PhD candidate Jessica Elkaim's acclaimed essay, 'Corpsecologies: Land Rights & the Colonization of Corpses,' was featured as the Editor's Pick in September's NiCHE (Network in Canadian History & Environment) newsletter.

Andrew Chang created 26 posters for the department’s 2023-2024 Advanced Studies Seminar Courses.

Ph.D. Student Andrew Chang's Eye-Catching Posters Featured on CBC Radio's 'Metro Morning'

August 04, 2023

Our wonderful workstudy and Ph.D.

Paul Stevens and Lynne Magnusson are donors and faculty members in the Department of English.

Faculty Members Create Scholarships to Support Students in the Department of English Master's Program

July 26, 2023

Original story posted on A&S News, as well as pasted below.

Bridging the gap between words and imagination: Andrew Chang's captivating English course posters

July 25, 2023

Original story is posted on A&S News, as well as pasted below.

From soldier to scribe: Novelist, poet and PhD student Zak Jones explores the voice and impact of veteran narratives in literature

August 16, 2023

Original article is posted on A&S News as well as pasted below.

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