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Adrienne Raphel

Adrienne Raphel is the author of the teaching guide Imaginarium, a creative writing program for middle-grade students.

A poet, Adrienne is the author of What Was It For (forthcoming 2017, Rescue Press), winner of the Rescue Press Black Box Poetry Prize, and the chapbook But What Will We Do, winner of the Seattle Review Chapbook Contest.

She writes for The New Yorker online, and her work has also appeared in the Features section of the Poetry Foundation, The Paris Review Daily, The Atlantic online, and Lana Turner Journal, among other publications. She is a poetry editor at Company Journal.

Adrienne earned an MFA from the Iowa Writers’ Workshop, and she is currently a PhD candidate in English at Harvard University, where she studies poetics.

www.adrienneraphel.com

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Imaginarium: A Five-Unit Program to Teach Creative Writing
Adrienne Raphel