MSt alumna Sabyn Javeri’s novel Nobody Killed Her (HarperCollins, 2017) was launched at Karachi Literature Festival on Saturday 11th February 2017. The novel is available to pre-order on Amazon.
Category: Alumni News
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MSt alumna Catherine Higgins-Moore’s “Strange Roof” to be published in May 2017
Catherine Higgins-Moore’s Strange Roof by Finishing Line Press in May 2017, in the New Women’s Voices Series.
‘Catherine Higgins-Moore’s use of language to embolden and communicate experience inspires and excites. She is not afraid of anything. Her confident gritty flair inks life into a world both known and unknown. A joy resides in these pages. A bold and fearless joy.’
-Lisa O’Donnell, The Death of Bees, Winner of the 2013 Commonwealth Book PrizeFor more information and to pre-order, visit Finishing Line Press.
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MSt alumna Maya Popa’s chapbook “The Bees Have Been Canceled” published Feb 2017
MSt alumna Maya Popa’s chapbook, The Bees Have Been Canceled: Poems, has been published by New Michigan Press.
‘this remarkable chapbook [is]…annunciatory and regenerative…continually making anew the world it describes’ (Jamie McKendrick)
‘a terrific new voice in poetry, cerebral, distinctive and urbane…’ (Thomas McCarthy)
- ISBN-10: 1934832596
- ISBN-13: 978-1934832592
The Bees Have Been Canceled is available on Amazon.
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MSt alumna Maya Popa judge for 2017 Hippocrates Prize for Poetry and Medicine
MSt alumna Maya Popa is to one of the judges for the 2017 Hippocrates Prize for Poetry and Medicine. The other judges are Neal Baer, Jorie Graham, Jackie Kay, Owen Lewis .
“Now in its 8th year, the Hippocrates Prize has attracted over 8000 entries from over 60 countries, from the Americas to Fiji and Finland to Australasia. All awards are for a single unpublished poem in English of up to 50 lines of verse on a medical theme. ”
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