In his latest audiobook column for Literary Hub, James Tate Hill, Greensboro MFA alum, recommends five new (and very different) audiobooks about parents and parenthood: https://lithub.com/5-audiobooks-with-complicated-parent-child-relationships/
Sweetgirl, MFA alum Travis Mulhauser’s debut novel from Ecco/Harper Collins, is “hilarious, heartbreaking and true,” according to NPR: https://www.npr.org/2016/02/02/463861284/a-blizzard-meth-and-a-missing-mom-make-sweetgirl-a-harrowing-read
MFA Writing Program at Greensboro alum Shawn Delgado reviews Travis Denton’s ‘When Pianos Fall From the Sky’ over at StorySouth: http://storysouth.com/2013/03/travis-denton-when-pianos-fall-from-the-sky.html
MFA Writing Program at Greensboro Christine Adams reviews Nick Ripatrazone’s ‘This is Not About Birds’ over at StorySouth: http://storysouth.com/2013/03/nick-ripatrazone-this-is-not-about-birds.html
MFA Writing Program at Greensboro fiction writer Holly Goddard Jones reviewed in the Maine Sunday Telegram: http://www.pressherald.com/life/audience/a-murder-mystery-that-adds-breadth_2013-04-07.html
MFA Writing Program at Greensboro alum Ben Klinkner reviews George Singleton‘s Dzanc Books collection ‘Stray Decorum’ over at StorySouth: http://storysouth.com/2013/03/george-singleton-stray-decorum.html
MFA Writing Program at Greensboro fiction writer Holly Goddard Jones reviewed in the The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: http://www.ajc.com/news/entertainment/books-literature/missing-woman-shakes-up-southern-town-in-the-next-/nWmS7/
New review by MFA Writing Program at Greensboro alum Matt Fiander over at PopMatters: http://www.popmatters.com/pm/review/170228-hiss-golden-messenger-haw/
Review of “The Next Time You See,” the latest from MFA Writing Program at Greensboro fiction wirter Holly Goddard Jones over at ‘The Herald Sun’: http://www.heraldsun.com/lifestyles/x670455714/REVIEW-A-compelling-debut-novel-by-Holly-Goddard-Jones
“The Next Time You See Me,” the latest from MFA Writing Program at Greensboro fiction writer Holly Goddard Jones, reviewed in the The News & Observer: http://www.newsobserver.com/2013/02/16/2683426/mystery-personal-dramas-take-place.html
