After the MFA

One of my goals for this site is to offer up different voices than my own. I earned my MFA my own way, and I’m sure that there are people out there that went about their own education and careers in differing, maybe even conflicting ways.

Having a nice mix of opinions and approaches to learning how to be a better writer and, hopefully, fulfilling your potential as a writer, is as refreshing as the mix of conflicting characters in a novel. That’s why I’m happy to present a guest post by Armand Inezian.

As far as I can tell, Armand has been reading After the MFA since I started it. And his comments on previous posts have all been great. Welcome, Armand, and thanks for chiming in.