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University of St. Thomas Office of Graduate Admissions 3800 Montrose Blvd., Box #6 Houston, TX 77006-4626 Email: [email protected] The Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing program offers degrees specializing in fiction and poetry, please take a look at the degree plans for each: Fiction Degree Plan Poetry Degree Plan CRTW 6312 Foundations of the Catholic Literary Tradition A close reading of foundational and seminal works that form the Catholic West: Virgil, The Aeneid ; St. Augustine, Confessions ; Dante, Divine Comedy ; Manzoni, The Betrothed. CRTW 6303 The Art and Metaphysics of Fiction : An inquiry into the nature and aim of fiction ranging from classic to contemporary works: Aristotle’s Poetics ; Henry James’ The Art of Fiction; Flannery O’Connor’s Mystery and Manners ; William Lynch’s Christ and Apollo: The Dimensions of the Literary Imagination ; Caroline Gordon’s How to Read a Novel ; James Wood’s How Fiction Works ; Douglas Bauer’s The Stuff of Fiction: Advice on Craft, Joan Silber’s The Art of Time in Fiction, and Charles Baxter’s The Art of Subtext. CRTW 6302 The Craft of Poetry : An introduction to the theory and practice of prosody with particular attention to stanzaic and genre forms. Students will study and compose poems in the various major forms of the English Poetic Tradition. CRTW 6306 The Poetry of Meditation: A study of lyric poets alongside texts of philosophy and theology that deepen and complement poetic theory. Students will write imitations of the authors read as exercises in addition to completing scholarly analysis. CRTW 6309 The European Catholic Literary Revival : Study of major European literary works which embody, in exemplary ways, what makes the Catholic imagination distinctive, expansive, beautiful, and true. Catholic literary tradition. Prospective authors include: Leon Bloy, Georges Bernanos, Paul Claudel, Francois Mauriac, Gerard Manley Hopkins, Muriel Spark, Evelyn Waugh, J.RR. Tolkien, G.K. Chesterton, and Sigird Undset. CRTW 6310 The Catholic Imagination in Modern American Literature: A study of the major American writers of the Catholic Literary Revival and the contemporary authors who succeeded them. Prospective authors include: George Santayana, Allen Tate, Robert Lowell, Caroline Gordon, Flannery O’Connor, Thomas Merton, Walker Percy, J.F. Powers, Helen Pinkerton, John Finlay, Alice McDermott, Christopher Beha, and Dana Gioia. CRTW 6305 The Philosophy of Art and Beauty : This course would grant students a philosophical understanding of the nature of beauty and the fine arts. Principal texts include: Plato’s Symposium and Phaedrus ; Jacques Maritain’s Art and Scholasticism, Etienne Gilson’s Arts of the Beautiful ; Pseudo-Dionysius’ Divine Names. CRTW 6300 Graduate Poetry Workshop . Course will be devoted to the exploration of craft techniques and revision processes of poetry with student drafts as the primary texts and the workshop model of compliment and critique as the mode of education. CRTW 6301 Graduate Fiction Workshop . Course will be devoted to the exploration of craft techniques and revision processes of short stories and novel excerpts with student drafts as the primary texts and the workshop model of compliment and critique as the mode of education. CRTW 6304 Non-Fiction Writing Workshop Course will be devoted to the exploration of craft techniques and revision processes of non-fiction with student drafts as the primary texts and the workshop model of compliment and critique as the mode of education. CRTW 6313 Advanced Fiction Seminar: Students will learn to identify the aspects of craft at work in exemplary fiction. ELECTIVE. CRTW 6314 Advanced Poetry Seminar: Students will learn to identify the aspects of craft at work in exemplary poetry. ELECTIVE. CRTW 6398/6399 Directed Thesis in Poetry or Fiction: Students will complete an individuated tutorial, working with a faculty mentor, to complete a publishable manuscript (a poetry or short story collection, novel, or other comparable work). CRTW 6308/6307 The Residency in Poetry or Fiction: An intensive course consisting primarily of a 10-day residency, during which time students convene for morning workshops in their chosen genres (poetry or fiction); engage in an intensive afternoon seminar on an annual theme (e.g. major authors in contemporary literature; Catholic literature of eastern Europe, Africa, and Asia; the Sacramental imagination); and attend evening lectures and readings by distinguished writers and scholars complementary of the seminar theme. James Matthew Wilson has published ten books, among them four collections of poems, including The Strangeness of the Good . His poems, essays, and reviews appear regularly in a wide range of magazines and journals. The winner of the 2017 Hiett Prize from the Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture, Wilson also serves as Poet-in-Residence of the Benedict XVI Institute for Sacred Music and Divine Worship, poetry editor of Modern Age magazine, and series editor of Colosseum Books, a new imprint that publishes the best contemporary poetry and literary criticism of serious craft and spiritual depth. Wilson was educated at the University of Michigan (B.A.), the University of Massachusetts (M.A.), and the University of Notre Dame (M.F.A., Ph.D.), where he subsequently held a Sorin Research Fellowship. Joshua Hren is the founder and publisher of Wiseblood Books, perhaps the most distinguished and ambitious small literary press of our day. Joshua regularly publishes essays and poems in such journals as First Things , America, Public Discourse, Commonweal, National Review, Catholic World Report, The Englewood Review of Books , University Bookman, Law & Liberty, and LOGOS . Joshua has written seven books: the short story collections This Our Exile and In the Wine Press ; a book of poems called Last Things, First Things, & Other Lost Causes ; Middle-earth and the Return of the Common Good: J.R.R. Tolkien and Political Philosophy ; How to Read ( and Write) Like a Catholic ; a novel Infinite Regress ; and the theological-aesthetical manifesto Contemplative Realism. Hren is a graduate from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (B.A, M.A, Ph.D.). Dana will deliver a keynote reading for the Summer Literary Series on July 10, 2023 from 7:15pm – 8:45pm in the UST Cullen Auditorium. This event will also be available as a live stream. Randy will deliver a keynote reading for the Summer Literary Series on July 15, 2023 from 7:15pm – 8:45pm in the UST Cullen Auditorium. A.M. will deliver a keynote reading for the Summer Literary Series on June 13, 2024 at 7:15pm in the UST Cullen Hall Auditorium. Catharine will deliver a keynote reading for the Summer Literary Series on July 7, 2023 from 7:15pm – 8:45pm in the UST Cullen Auditorium. This event will also be available as a live stream. Angela will deliver a keynote lecture on “'The World Is Almost Rotten': Flannery O'Connor & the Hot Pursuit of The Real” on June 24, 2024 and a keynote reading for the Summer Literary Series on June 25, 2024. Both events will be at 7:15pm in the UST Cullen Hall Auditorium. Adam will deliver a keynote reading for the Summer Literary Series on June 17, 2024 at 7:15pm in the UST Cullen Hall Auditorium. For more information about the Master of Fines Arts in Creative Writing, please contact one of the founding faculty: James Matthew Wilson Poetry [email protected] Joshua Michael Hren Fiction [email protected] He has hosted two 13-part television series about Shakespeare on EWTN, and has also written and presented documentaries on EWTN on the Catholicism of The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit . His verse drama, Death Comes for the War Poets , was performed off-Broadway to critical acclaim. He has participated and lectured at a wide variety of international and literary events at major colleges and universities in the U.S., Canada, Britain, Europe, Africa and South America. He is editor of the St. Austin Review ( staustinreview.org ), series editor of the Ignatius Critical Editions ( ignatiuscriticaleditions.com ), senior instructor with Homeschool Connections ( homeschoolconnectionsonline.com ), and senior contributor at the Imaginative Conservative . His personal website is jpearce.co . Katy Carl is the author of As Earth Without Water, a novel (Wiseblood, 2021) and Fragile Objects (Wiseblood, 2023, forthcoming). She is a senior affiliate fellow of the Program for Research on Religion and Urban Civil Society through the University of Pennsylvania and editor in chief of Dappled Things magazine in partnership with the Ars Vivendi Initiative of the Collegium Institute. Brigid Pasulka's debut novel A Long, Long Time Ago and Essentially True (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt) won the PEN/Hemingway Award, the Barnes & Noble Discover Award, and the Polish American Historical Society Creative Arts Award. It was translated into six languages, including Polish. Her second novel, The Sun and Other Stars (Simon & Schuster) was a Chicago Tribune Editor's Choice and an Indie Next Pick. Pasulka’s short stories have been published in various literary journals. She lives with her husband and son in Northern Michigan. 
 UST CCWLS to award first writing fellowships in 2024THE UNIVERSITY’s Center for Creative Writing and Literary Studies (CCWLS) has launched the UST Writing Fellowship, which will replace the UST National Writers’ Workshop. The fellowship will focus on fiction, creative nonfiction, and hybrid submissions in its first edition. According to project coordinator Assoc. Prof. Chuckberry Pascual, the UST Writing Fellowship will help “advanced writers” develop book-length manuscripts. “Sa ngayon, marami nang nagbibigay ng workshop for writers , ” Pascual told the Varsitarian . “Kaya naisipan naming iba naman ang service na ibigay sa writing community . ” (There are already numerous workshops for writers. That’s why we thought of providing a different service to the writing community.) “ Para sa medyo advanced writers na ito kasi required na published na ,” he added. “ ‘Yung consultation, mas in-depth at mas focused ang usapan tungkol sa writing project at mas collegial rin ang approach.” (This is for more advanced writers because it requires fellows to have published works. The consultation will be more in-depth and more focused on writing projects and will be more collegial in approach). Applicants must submit a sample of their previously published work, or individual pieces published in journals and anthologies or staged in films and plays. It will be open to Thomasians and non-Thomasians. The fellowship will have one-on-one consultations and craft lectures, a departure from the format of the UST National Writers’ Workshop which was first mounted in 1999. Excerpts of accepted fellows’ revised works will be submitted for publication in the center’s peer-reviewed journal, Tomás. The 2024 UST Writing Fellowship will also mark the center’s first onsite writing clinic since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic. “Kontribusyon ito ng UST sa pagpapayabong ng panitikan sa bansa. Nagpo-promote din ito ng sense of community sa writers, hindi lang sa loob ng Unibersidad kundi pati sa labas ,” Pascual said. (This is UST’s contribution to the development of Philippine literature. This will also promote a sense of community to writers, not only in the University, but also outside.) The CCWLS aims to hold the fellowship in June or July 2024. Submission of applications will be open until Dec. 18. Pascual said the center will focus on poetry, drama, and screenplay submissions in 2025. RELATED ARTICLES MORE FROM AUTHOR Creative writing professor unveils sequel to award-winning mystery novel Thomasian illustrators, creative writing professor bag 8th Nat’l Children’s Book Awards Pulitzer Prize winner distills decades of journalism in new autobiographyLeave a reply cancel reply. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed . LATEST LITERARY Eminent writer Cristina Pantoja-Hidalgo compiles 50 years of short fiction in... Thomasian poet highlights ‘dynamism of places’ with second poetry collection PH universities lag vs Asean peers in THE rankings; UST ties... Thomasian duo mounts ‘Unfold’ art exhibit Health certificate mandate expanded to licensed professionalsOCTOBER 27, 2022
UST creative writing center to hold 5th Authors Series
 The UST Center for Creative Writing and Literary Studies (UST CCWLS), in cooperation with the UST Publishing House (UST PH) and Visprint Publishing Inc., will be holding an informal conversation and book launch titled “Langit at Lait: Catholic Literary Criticism and Social Critique” on Nov. 18, 3-5 p.m., Friday, at the Tanghalang Teresita Quirino, Benavides Bldg., University of Santo Tomas, Manila. The event will feature two of the Center’s resident fellows and their latest books of poetry: Ma. Ailil B. Alvarez’s “Slivers of the Sky: Catholic Literary Readings and Other Essays” (UST PH, 2016) and John Jack G. Wigley’s “Lait Chronicles” (Visprint, 2016). The UST Authors Series is designed to showcase new works by the center’s resident fellows and associates. Its purpose is to introduce UST students to writers in the faculty who could serve as their writing mentors or models, and to contribute toward the flourishing of the reading culture in the university. Alvarez is the deputy director of the UST PH. She writes literary criticism and theory that is specially focused on Catholic spirituality and women’s studies.  Wigley is the director of the UST PH. He has previously published two memoirs: “Home of the Ashfall” ( 2014), and “Falling into the Manhole” (2012), winner of the Gawad San Alberto Magno (Best Book) of the 15th Dangal ng UST Awards, and a finalist of the 13th Madrigal-Gonzalez Best First Book Award. UST CCWLS resident fellow and best-selling author Josélito Delos Reyes serves as overall coordinator of the event. The event is open to creative writers, literary enthusiasts and the general public. Call 4061611 local 8281. Subscribe to our daily newsletter By providing an email address. I agree to the Terms of Use and acknowledge that I have read the Privacy Policy . MOST VIEWED STORIES
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Three titles were featured in the 9th UST Authors Series organized by the UST Center for Creative Writing and Literary Studies (UST CCWLS) held on October 2, 2018, at the Auditorium of the Thomas Aquinas Research Complex (TARC). This latest edition of the UST Authors Series, titled Lumugar Ka!: Ang Lokasyon sa Pagsasalin, Talambuhay at Kritisismo, featured three titles, all published by the UST Publishing House: Finding Teo: Tula/Talambuhay, a biography of Teo Antonio by award-winning writer and UST Department of Literature and Humanities Chair Joselito D. Delos Reyes, Ph.D., Sa mga Pagitan ng Buhay at Iba pang Pagtutulay, a book of poetry translations by UST CCWLS Assistant Director Ralph Semino Galán, and Ang Tagalabas sa Panitikan, a book of poetics and criticism by BA Creative Writing Program Coordinator Chuckberry J. Pascual, Ph.D. Before the open forum, each author was given time to talk briefly about their new books. The TARC Auditorium was packed with students from the UST Faculty of Arts and Letters and College of Education, and Far Eastern University, as well as guest writers. Also present were UST Secretary-General Rev. Fr. Jesús Miranda, Jr., O.P., UST Research Center for Culture, Arts and Humanities Director Prof. Joyce Arriola Ph.D., Executive Secretary to the Rector Prof. Augusto Antonio A. Aguila, Ph.D., and UST Department of English Chair Prof. Camilla Vizconde, Ph.D. UST CCWLS Director and Prof. Emeritus Cristina Pantoja Hidalgo, Ph.D., in her closing remarks, emphasized how the variety of specializations of the UST CCWLS Resident Fellows can serve in their mentorship of students. Their unique perspective as producers of literature would also provide another dimension to students’ encounter with literary texts. UST Publishing House Director Ma. Ailil B. Alvarez provided an engaging critical commentary on each of the three new works as they were introduced to the audience. The program was coordinated by Mr. Ned Parfan, assisted by Alvarez, while Mr. Jose P. Mojica of the Department of Media Studies hosted the event. The UST Authors’ Series is a regular program, which aims to update the university and the literary community on the latest individual productions of the UST CCWLS. For this year, it was co-sponsored by the UST Publishing House, with ample support provided by the UST Department of Literature and the UST Literary Society. Since the Center reopened in 2012, a total of 34 books have been published by its member-authors, with four more manuscripts awaiting publication within the academic year.
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UST Center for Creative Writing and Literary Studies Conducts Undergrad Writers’ Workshop The UST Center for Creative Writing and Literary Studies (UST CCWLS) conducted its Tigers Creative Writing Workshop on June 6-8, 2018 at the Rizal Hall of St. Raymund’s Building. This yearly workshop has been established exclusively for Thomasian undergraduate writers and is the 5th in the series since its launch in 2014. It is designed to meet the needs of the campus creative writers from the various faculties and colleges of the University. 2002 Don Carlos Palanca Award winner Prof. Francis Tanglao Aguas, from The College of William & Mary, the second oldest institution of higher learning in the United States after Harvard University, sat as a guest panelist and special lecturer on Playwriting. The two other special lecturers were UST CCWLS Director Cristina Pantoja Hidalgo on Fiction and Creative Nonfiction, and newly named UST CCWLS Resident Fellow Paul Alcoseba Castillo on Poetry.  The other panelist consisted of UST CCWLS Assistant Director Ralph Semino Galán, and UST Resident Fellows Augusto Antonio Aguila, Ma. Ailil B. Alvarez, Joselito D. Delos Reyes, Jose Mojica, and John Jack G. Wigley. The following fourteen students from five of the Pontifical University’ academic units were given workshop fellowships: Kisha Aleena Abuda, Matthew Dominic Dimapawi, Maria Antoinette Malicse, Cindel Ong, Jhudiel Clare D. Sosa, and Miguel Sta. Maria of the Faculty of Arts and Letters; Kristine Gemora, Pauline Mae Lim, and Shamaiah Nina Tangpuz of the College of Education; Karl Ben Arlegui, Joshua John Dela Peña, and Nashrene Franczelle Gacutan of the AMV-College of Accountancy; Kyle Irvin Francisco of the College of Commerce; and Rianna Aguilar of the College of Rehabilitation Sciences. Aside from being part of the workshop panel, Asst. Prof. Pascual and Asst. Prof. Marfil also served as Workshop Coordinators for this year’s undergrad workshop. Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. 
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The UST Center for Creative Writing and Literary Studies (CCWLS) is an integral part of the University of Santo Tomas, and committed to furthering the University's objectives as a globally recognized Catholic institution of higher learning.The CCWLS envisions itself as a center dedicated to the reaffirmation of the university's important role in the nation's literary history through the ...
UST Center for Creative Writing and Literary Studies, Manila, Philippines. 9,598 likes · 46 talking about this. The UST CENTER FOR CREATIVE WRITING AND LITERARY STUDIES nurtures the university's...
Center for Creative Writing and Literary Studies G/F Benavides Building, University of Santo Tomas España Boulevard, Sampaloc, Manila, Philippines 1015
Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing is a four-year program that is designed to nurture and guide aspiring student writers in the four major genres: poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, and drama. It will also teach them to write in the special forms of creative writing, like writing for children and young adults, scriptwriting for film and television, speculative fiction, literary journalism ...
Department Vision. Guided by the Thomasian ideals of competence, commitment and compassion, the Department of Literature envisions to sustain its status as a leading center of higher learning in literary and cultural studies, as well as creative writing by producing graduates who are adept in literary scholarship, creative writing, and literary pedagogy.
The UST Center for Creative Writing and Literary Studies (UST CCWLS) is an integral part of the University of Santo Tomas, and committed to furthering the University's objectives as a globally recognized Catholic institution of higher learning. The UST CCWLS envisions itself as an academy of letters, dedicated to the reaffirmation of the ...
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES Tomás, the official double-blind peer-reviewed literary journal of the UST Center for Creative Writing and Literary Studies (UST CCWLS), is now accepting contributions. This is open to all writers (not limited to Thomasians). The first regular issue is expected to come out in 2nd semester, AY 2024-2025. The following may be submitted for […]
Listen to USTinig: The Official Podcast of the UST Center for Creative Writing and Literary Studies on Spotify. This is a monthly podcast produced by the UST Center for Creative Writing and Literary Studies (CCWLS).
All are welcome to join us for UST's annual Summer Literary Programs. The Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing program at the University of St. Thomas offers an advanced apprenticeship in poetry and fiction, taught by a host of distinguished writers and scholars. The MFA in Creative Writing integrates intense and invigorating workshops in ...
The UST National Writers' Workshop 2022 (Online) Call for Submissions The Center for Creative Writing and Literary Studies (CCWLS) of the University of...
Cristina Pantoja Hidalgo, director of the UST Center for Creative Writing and Literary Studies (CCWLS), said the undergraduate program would complement the existing Master's program. "The Creative Writing program will feed the MA (Master of Arts) program," Hidalgo told the Varsitarian in an interview. "Another reason is a lot of ...
The University of Santo Tomas (UST) Center for Creative Writing and Literary Studies (CCWLS) will hold the 2023 Sulat Tomasino virtual seminar-workshop on editing and writing from March 1 to 3, 2023.
THE UNIVERSITY's Center for Creative Writing and Literary Studies (CCWLS) has launched the UST Writing Fellowship, which will replace the UST National Writers' Workshop. ... The 2024 UST Writing Fellowship will also mark the center's first onsite writing clinic since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic. "Kontribusyon ito ng UST sa ...
UST Creative Writing Center Holds 9 th UST Authors Series. On October 2, 2018, the UST Center for Creative Writing and Literary Studies (UST CCWLS) held the 9 th installment of the UST Authors Series, its bi-annual program which serves as a venue for its Resident Fellows to launch and discuss their latest works. This regular program, which also aims to update the university and the literary ...
The UST Center for Creative Writing and Literary Studies (UST CCWLS), in cooperation with the UST Publishing House (UST PH) and Visprint Publishing Inc., will be holding an informal conversation an…
October 31, 2018. Three titles were featured in the 9th UST Authors Series organized by the UST Center for Creative Writing and Literary Studies (UST CCWLS) held on October 2, 2018, at the Auditorium of the Thomas Aquinas Research Complex (TARC). This latest edition of the UST Authors Series, titled Lumugar Ka!: Ang Lokasyon sa Pagsasalin ...
PRESS RELEASE: The UST Center for Creative Writing and Literary Studies launches 3 books in an event titled 'Lumugar Ka! Ang Lokasyon sa Pagsasalin, Talambuhay, at Kritisismo' on October 2
The official Literary Journal of the UST Center for Creative Writing and Studies. Tomas embodies one of the Center's key ideals: the harmonious blending of the Thomistic ideals of Beauty and Excellence with the urgent tenor of Now. As the official literary journal, Tomas accepts contributions from respected writers, as well as the best pieces ...
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The UST Center for Creative Writing and Literary Studies (UST CCWLS) conducted its Tigers Creative Writing Workshop on June 6-8, 2018 at the Rizal Hall of St. Raymund's Building. This yearly workshop has been established exclusively for Thomasian undergraduate writers and is the 5th in the series since its launch in 2014. It is designed to ...
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