Reusable Pattern: Rachel Kadish Card Row

Jefferson Public Radio

Professor Rachel Kadish and Jessica Shattuck have bonded over their writing and family histories.

If you’re looking for a good book, we recommend some books written by our esteemed MFA Writing faculty.

Boston Globe

MFA in Creative Writing professor Rachel Kadish discusses her all-female author's group.

PopMatters

Faculty Rachel Kadish’s novel “The Weight of Ink” has “real ‘weight’ and resonance.”

JSTOR Daily

Creative writing faculty Rachel Kadish's in depth research results in an acclaimed novel.

Paris Review

The purpose of historical fiction is to write the "dangerous stories," says faculty member and author Rachel Kadish.

WBUR

Storytelling plays a critical role in fighting anti-Semitism and racism, writes faculty Rachel Kadish along with a cohort of fellow writers.

Slate

"Among the reasons Anne Frank is the Nazis’ best known, most widely beloved victim is that she was so open about her flaws and struggles."

Forward

Faculty Rachel Kadish writes about the lessons and wisdom she gleaned from her former teacher, Nobel laureate Toni Morrison.