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June 17, 2018
Congratulations to the Stanford Class of 2018!
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May 9, 2018
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Christina Ablaza, “heart and soul of the Creative Writing Program,” wins 2018 Amy J. Blue Award
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October 28, 2018
Madeline Kim, English major, published!
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November 7, 2018
| Stanford English students, researchers help unearth new insights about Virginia Woolf
Stanford English students, researchers help unearth new insights about Virginia Woolf’s press, other early 20th-century authors
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Dec 15 2015
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Adam Johnson discusses the renaissance of the short stories
Professor Adam Johnson, recently the recipient of the National Book Award in fiction, weighs in on the power of the short story, the need for...
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Dec 3 2015
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Elizabeth Tallent explores transformative relationships in new story collection
In her fiction and in the classroom, Stanford English Professor Elizabeth Tallent is interested in how our relationships change who we are....
Nov 18 2015
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Adam Johnson won the 2015 National Book Award for Fiction
Adam Johnson, Pulitzer Prize winner for The Orphan Master's Son, won the 2015 National Book Award for Fiction with Fortune Smiles: Stories.
Oct 16 2015
Shelley Fishkin's conversation with Higher Ed about "Writing America"
The best writers bring places, real and imagined, to life. Think of John Steinbeck's vivid depictions of the dust bowl in the 1930s or Margaret...
Sep 23 2015
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Obama awards Stanford’s Tobias Wolff a National Medal of Arts
TOBIAS WOLFF, professor emeritus of English, has been awarded a National Medal of Arts for his contributions as an author and educator....
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