Books by Creative Writing Students & Alumni

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Hannah Dela Cruz Abrams (MFA '07)

• The Man Who Danced With Dolls (Madras Press, 2011)

Lavonne J. Adams (MFA '99)

• Through the Glorieta Pass (Pearl Books, March 2009)
• In the Shadow of the Mountain (North Carolina Writers’ Network, 2004)
• Everyday Still Life (North Carolina Writers’ Network / Persephone Press, 1999) 

Ranjan Adiga (MFA '06)

• Leech & Other Stories (Penguin Random House India, 2024)

Xhenet Aliu (MFA '07)

• Everybody Says It’s Everything (Random House, 2025)
• Brass (Random House, 2018)
• Domesticated Wild Things, and Other Stories (University of Nebraska Press, 2013) —Winner of the Prairie Schooner Book Prize in Fiction—

Austin Allen (MFA '17)

• Pleasures of the Game (Waywiser Press, 2016)

Peter C. Baker (MFA '14)

• Planes (Knopf/Penguin Random House, 2022)

Meghan Barnes (MFA '11)

• So Long: Short Memoirs of Loss and Remembrance (Telling Our Stories Press, 2012)

Anne Clinard Barnhill (MFA '01) - Remembering Anne Barnhill 🕯

• The Beautician's Notebook (Moonshine Cove Publishing, LLC, 2017)
• Queen Elizabeth's Daughter (St. Martin's Griffin, 2014)
• At the Mercy of the Queen: A Novel of Anne Boleyn (St. Martin's Press, 2012)
• Coal, Baby (FinishingLine Press, 2012)
• What You Long For (Main Street Rag, 2009)
• At Home in the Land of Oz: Autism, My Sister, and Me (Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 2007)

Thomas Scott Benedict (BFA '08)

• Worlds: The Conciousness Code (Worlds Publishing, 2021)

Caroline Beuley (MFA '26)

• Between Our Legs: Silence-Breaking Personal Narratives on Gynecological Health (University of Iowa Press, 2026) — co-editor with Justine Payton

George Bishop, Jr. (MFA '01)

• The Night of the Comet (Ballantine Books, 2013)
• Letter to My Daughter (Random House, 2010)

Emma Bolden (MFA '05)

• The Tiger and the Cage: A Memoir of a Body in Crisis (Soft Skull, 2022)
• House is an Enigma (Southeast Missouri State University Press, 2018) — Winner of the 2017 Cowles Poetry Prize—
• medi(t)ations (Noctuary Press, 2016)
• Geography V (Argus House Press, 2014)
• Maleficae (GenPop Books, 2013)
• The Chapbook, Volume 2: This Is Our Hollywood (The Chapbook, 2013)
• The Sad Epistles (Dancing Girl Press, 2008)
• The Mariner's Wife (Finishing Line Press, 2008)
• How to Recognize a Lady (published as part of Edge by Edge, the third in Toadlily Press' Quartet Series, 2007)

Michelle Boyajian (MFA '05)

• Lies of the Heart (Viking Adult, 2010)

Jason Bradford (MFA '16) - A Celebration of Jason Bradford 🕯

• Stellaphasia (North American Review Press, 2022)
• The Inhabitants (Final Thursday Press, 2013)

Dan Camacho (MFA '09)

• A Brief History of Wilmington (Java Dog Press, 2018)

Emily Carr (MFA '04)

• Name Your Bird Without A Gun (Spork Press, 2020)
• whosoever has let a minotaur enter them, or a sonnet— (McSweeney’s, 2016)
• Up the Shinbone Superlatives (Horse Less Press, 2012)
• 13 Ways of Happily (Parlor Press, 2011)
• Directions for Flying / 36 fits: a young wife's almanac (Furniture Press Books, 2010)

Bill Carty (MFA '07)

• We Sailed on the Lake (Bunny Presse/Fonograf Editions, 2023)
• Huge Cloudy (Octopus Books, 2019)
• Refugium (Alice Blue Books, 2012)

Jonathan Russell Clark (MFA '16)

• The Conversation: Movies Minute by Minute (Bloomsbury Publishing PLC, 2026)
• Skateboard (Bloomsbury Academic, 2022)
• An Oasis of Horror in a Desert of Boredom (Fiction Advocate, 2018)

Kennedy Cole (BFA '24)

• There Used to Be People Here (Berkley, 2026)

Tim Conrad (MFA '09)

• The Machine We Trust (Cornerstone Press, 2024)

Sarah Creech (BFA '05)

• The Whole Way Home (William Morrow, 2017)
• Season of the Dragonflies (William Morrow, 2014)

Patrick Culliton (MFA '06)

• Sam’s Teeth (Subito Press, 2017)

Kate Cumiskey (MFA '06)

• Surfers' Rules: The Mike Martin Story (Silent E Publishing, 2022:TBA)
• Ana (Finishing Line Press, 2022)
• The Women Who Gave Up Their Vowels (Finishing Line Press, 2021)
• The University of Central Florida Through Time (America Through Time, 2015)
• Yonder (Silent E Publishing, 2014)
• Surfing in New Smyrna Beach (Arcadia Publishing, 2010)

John A. Dailey (MFA '19)

• Tough Rugged Bastards: A Memoir of a Life in Marine Special Operations (Simon & Schuster, 2024)

Samantha Deal (MFA '13)

• Something Opened (Black Lawrence Press, 2019)

Daren Dean (MFA '03)

• lovesick (Louisiana Literature Press, 2025)
• The New Salvation (Cowboy Jamboree Press, 2025)
• Shelter Me (Livingston Press, 2025)
• Roads: A Novel (Cowboy Jamboree Press, 2023)
• This Vale of Tears ( Cowboy Jamboree, 2021)
• The Black Harvest (University of West Alabama's Livingston Press, 2021)
• I'll Still Be Here Long After You're Gone (CJ Press, 2019)
• Far Beyond the Pale (CreateSpace, 2010)

Nicola DeRobertis-Theye (MFA ’15)

• The Vietri Project (HarperCollins, 2021)

Brian Devido (MFA '01)

• Every Time I Talk to Liston (Bloomsbury Publishing PLC, 2004)

Regina DiPerna (MFA '13)

• A Map of Veins (Floodgate Poetry Series, 2018)

Alexa Doran (MFA '15)

• Exit Interview (Galileo Press, 2026)
• DM Me, Mother Darling (Bauhan Publishing, 2021)  —Winner of the 2020 May Sarton New Hampshire Poetry Prize—
• Nightsink, Faucet Me a Lullaby (Bottlecap Press, 2019)

Kevin Dublin (BFA '10)

• Eulogy (Raven & Wren Press, 2023)
• How to Fall in Love in San Diego (Finishing Line Press, 2017)

Jason Frye (MFA '05)

• Moon Asheville (Moon Travel, 2023)
• Moon Great Smoky Mountains (Moon Travel, 2022)
• Moon Road Trips: Blue Ridge Parkway (Avalon Travel, 2015)
• Moon North Carolina Coast (Avalon Travel, 2014)
• Moon North Carolina (Avalon Travel, 2014)

Adam Gnuse (MFA '19)

• Girl in the Walls (Ecco-, 4th Estate /HarperCollins, 2021)

Nina de Gramont (MFA '06)

• Peregrine Hill (Simon & Schuster, 2026)
• The Christie Affair (St. Martin's Press, 2022)
• The Distance from Me to You (Putnam's Sons, 2015)
• The Last September (Algonquin, 2015)
• The Boy I Love (Simon & Schuster, 2014)
• Meet Me at the River (Atheneum, 2013)
• Rogue Touch (Kingswell, 2013)
• Every Little Thing in the World (Atheneum, 2010)
• Gossip of the Starlings (Algonquin Books, 2008)
• Choice: True Stories of Birth, Contraception, Infertility, Adoption, Single Parenthood and Abortion, co-editor (MacAdam Cage, 2007)
• Of Cats and Men (Random House, 2002)

Evan Gray (MFA '17)

• Thickets Swamped in Fence-Coated Briars (Garden-Door Press, 2023)
• Body Birth (Above/Ground Press, 2019)
• Dusk Melody (Shirt Pocket Press, 2019)
• Blindspot (the Rest (Garden-Door Press, 2018)

Dina Greenberg (MFA '15)

• Prayers for the Lost & for the Living (Sligo Creek Publishing Company, 2025)
• Nermina's Chance (Atmosphere Press, 2021)

Summer Hammond (MFA '19)

• The Impossible Why (Apprentice House Press, 2026)

David Harris-Gershon (MFA '09)

• What Do You Buy the Children of the Terrorist Who Tried to Kill Your Wife? (Oneworld Publications, 2013)

Eli Hastings (MFA '04)

• Clearly Now, the Rain: A Memoir of Love and Other Trips (ECW Press, 2013)
• Falling Room (Bison Books, 2006)

Jeremy Hawkins (MFA '11)

• The Last Days of Video (Soft Skull Press, 2015)

Joy Hewett (MA '91)

• Blue Water White Sand (Silk Hope Press, 2017)

Jake Hinkson (MFA '06)

• You Will Never See Me (Crooked Lane Books, 2025)
• Find Him (Polis Books, 2022)
• Dry County (Pegasus Crime, 2019)
• No Tomorrow (New Pulp Press, 2015)
• The Blind Alley: Exploring Film Noir’s Forgotten Corners (Broken River Books, 2015)
• The Deepening Shade (All Due Respect Books, 2015)
• The Big Ugly (BEAT to a PULP, 2014)
• Saint Homicide (Crime Factory Publications, 2013)
• The Posthumous Man (BEAT to a PULP, 2012)
• Hell on Church Street (New Pulp Press, 2011)

Lauren Hodges (MFA '07)

• Less Stress, More Calm (Sound Wisdom, 2024)

Ben Hoffman (MFA '13)

• Together, Apart (Origami Zoo Press, 2014)

Kirsten Holmstedt (MFA '06)

• Soul Survivors (Stackpole Books, 2016)
• The Girls Come Marching Home: Stories of Women Warriors Returning from the War in Iraq (Stackpole Books, 2009)
• Band of Sisters: American Women at War in Iraq (Stackpole Books, 2007)

Elizabeth King Humphrey (MFA '03)

• Idiot's Guide: Gluten-Free Eating (DK Publishing, Inc., 2014)
• The Feminist Movement Today (Mason Crest, 2013)

Rochelle Hurt (MFA '11)

• Book of Non (Broadstone Books, 2023) — with Carol Guess
• The J Girls: A Reality Show (Indiana University Press, 2022) —Winner of the Indiana Review 2021 Blue Light Books Prize—
• In Which I Play the Runaway (Barrow Street Press, 2016)  —Winner of the Barrow Street Book Prize—
• The Rusted City: A Novel in Poems (White Pine Press, 2014) —Winner of the Marie Alexander Poetry Series 2012 Open Submission Reading—

Erato Ioannou (MFA '01)

• Του Κανενός [No One’s] (Purple Squirrel, 2024)
• Not in the Ornamental Teapot, stories (Room for Art, 2020)
• So Many Islands, an anthology (Telegram Books, 2018)
• Tell Me A Tale, an anthology (Armida Publications, 2012)
• Cats Have it All (Armida Publications, 2004)
• Cyprus Engraved: A Book of History and Direction (Cyprus Museum, 2002)

Graham Irvin (MFA '18)

• I Have a Gun (Rejection Letters Press, 2024)
• Liver Mush (Back Patio Press, 2022)

Ever Jones (MFA '08)

• Transanything (Curbstone Books / Northwestern University Press, 2025)
• nightsong ( Sundress Publications, 2020)

Nancy J. Jones (MFA '98)

• Molly (Crown, 2000)

Kristine A. Kaiser (MFA '99)

• collection in the Women and Leadership Archives at Loyola University Chicago
• The Mattie McClane (Kristine Kaiser) Papers (1983 – 2023)
• other titles published with Myrtle Hedge Press

Shawna Kenney (MFA '07)

• Live at the Safari Club: A History of Hardcore Punk in the Nation’s Capital (Rare Bird Books, 2017)
• Book Lovers: Stories (editor) (Seal Press, 2014)
• Imposters (Mark Batty Publisher, 2008)
• I Was a Teenage Dominatrix (Last Gasp of San Francisco, 2001)

Gwendolyn Knapp (MFA '06)

• After A While You Just Get Used To It: A Tale of Family Clutter (Gotham/Penguin Random House, 2015)

Keith Kopka (MFA '11)

• Crossing Disciplines: A Cross-Curricular Writing Guide (Kendall Hunt, 2022)
• Count Four (University of Tampa Press, 2020) —Winner of the 2019 Tampa Review Prize—
• Asking a Shadow to Dance: An Introduction to the Practice of Poetry (Great River Learning, 2018)

Drew Krepp (MFA '15)

• Salt Marsh King (Bancroft Press, 2014)

Brad Land (MFA '02)

• Pilgrims Upon the Earth: A Novel (Random House, 2007)
• Goat: A Memoir (Random House, 2005)

Rory Laverty (MFA '07)

• Delivery Man (Skyhorse Publishing, 2025)
• Aluminum Alley: The American Pilots Who Flew Over the Himalayas and Helped Win World War II (Globe Pequot / Stackpole Books, 2023)

Johannes Lichtman (MFA '12)

• Calling Ukraine: A Novel (Simon & Schuster, 2023)
• Such Good Work (Simon & Schuster, 2019)

Martha Lundin (MFA '17) (children's books written as Martha London)

• LGBTQ Rights and the Law (Essential Library / ABDO, 2019) — with Duchess Harris
• LGBTQ Social Movements in America (Essential Library / ABDO, 2019) — with Duchess Harris 
• The In-Between State (Cornerstone Press, 2022)
• Challenges for LGBTQ Teens (Teen Problems) (Reference Point Press, 2020)
• Dealing with Gender Dysphoria (Reference Point Press, 2020)

Robert Dean Lurie (MFA '05)

• Begin the Begin: R.E.M.'s Early Years (Verse Chorus Press, 2019)
• We Can Be Heroes: The Radical Individualism of David Bowie (Liberty Island Media, 2016)
• The Edge: Life Lessons from a Martial Arts Master (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2013)
• No Certainty Attached: Steve Kilbey and The Church (Verse Chorus Press, 2009)

Josh MacIvor-Andersen (MFA ’11)

• Rooted 2: The Best New Arboreal Nonfiction (Outpost19, 2023) — editor
• Rooted: The Best New Arboreal Nonfiction (Outpost 19 Books, 2017)
• On Heights & Hunger (Outpost 19 Books, 2016)

Corinne Manning (MFA '10)

• We Had No Rules (Arsenal Pulp, 2020)

Catherine McCall (MFA '03)

• Lifeguarding: A Memoir of Secrets, Swimming, and the South (Harmony Books, 2006)

JM Miller (MFA '08)

• Primitive Elegy (alice blue books, 2016)
• Wilderness Lessons (FutureCycle Press, 2016)

Jacob Steven Mohr (BFA ’16)

• Dead Letters: Episodes of Epistolary Horror (Crystal Lake Publishing, 2023)
• Nightfall and Other Dangers (JournalStone, 2023)
• The Unwelcome (John Hunt Publishing, 2021)
• Daughter of Man (World Castle Publishing, 2018)
• The Book of Apparitions (Ugly Sapling, 2016)

Mamie Morgan (former MFA student, ’06)

• Midsummer Night’s Toast (Ohio University Press, 2026)
• My Husband Is Learning to Draw (Finishing Line Press, 2024)
• Everyone I’ve Danced with Is Dead (Jackleg Press, 2024)

Amelia Morris (MFA '09)

• Wildcat (Flatiron Books, 2022)
• Bon Appétempt (Grand Central Publishing, 2015)

Jamie Mortara (MFA '13)

• Good Morning American I Am Hungry and on Fire (YesYes Books, 2018)
• Some Planet (YesYes Books, 2015)
• Small Creatures/Wide Field (tNY.Press, 2014)

Jason Mott (MFA '08)

• People Like Us (Dutton, 2025)
• Hell of a Book (Dutton Press, 2021) —National Book Award Winner—
• The Crossing (Harlequin/Park Row, 2018)
• The Wonder of All Things (Mira Books, 2014)
• The Returned (Mira Books, 2013)
• The Choice (MIRA, 2013)
• The Sparrow (MIRA, 2013)
• The First: A Prequel to The Returned (Mira Books, 2013)
• ...Hide Behind Me... (Main Street Rag, 2011)
• We Call This Thing Between Us Love (Main Street Rag, 2009)

Ariana Nadia Nash (MFA '11)

• Instructions for Preparing Your Skin (Anhinga Press, 2013) —Winner of the Philip Levine Prize in Poetry—
• Our Blood Is Singing (Damask Press, 2012)

Jason Neese (BFA '03)

• The Traveling Audience (Storyteller Media, 2026)

Yvette Neisser (MFA '00)

• From the Diary of Madame Mao (Carnegie Mellon University Press, 2026) — by María Teresa Ogliastri; co-translated with Patricia Bejarano Fisher
• Iron into Flower (Finishing Line Press, 2022)
• Grip Winner of the Gival Press Poetry Award (Gival Press, 2012)
• South Pole/Polo Sur (translation) (Settlement House Books, 2011)
• Difficult Beauty: Selected Poems (1987-2006) (translation) (Cross-Cultural Communications, 2009)

Brenda Nicholas (MFA '15)

• Day Swallows Night (Broadstone Books, 2023)
• Adrift a Fourth Wave (Kelsay Books, 2021)
• Hari Om, Hurry Home (Finishing Line Press, 2021)

Derek Nikitas (MFA '00)

• Diary of a Succubus (BookShots, 2017) — James Patterson with Derek Nikitas
• You’ve Been Warned–Again (BookShots, 2017) — James Patterson with Derek Nikitas
• Extra Life (Polis Books, 2015)
• The Long Division (St. Martin's Minotaur, 2009)
• Pyres (St. Martin's Minotaur, 2008)

Ali Nolan (MFA '14)

• Master the Marathon (Penguin, 2021)

Leah Poole Osowski (MFA '14)

• Exceeds Us (Saturnalia Books, 2023)
• Hover Over Her (Kent State University Press, 2015) —Winner of the Stan & Tom Wick Poetry Prize—

Miriam Parker (MFA '08)

• Room and Board (Penguin Random House, 2022)
• The Shortest Way Home (Penguin Random House, 2018)

Justine Payton (MFA '26)

• Between Our Legs: Silence-Breaking Personal Narratives on Gynecological Health (University of Iowa Press, 2026) — co-editor with Caroline Beuley

Rebecca Petruck (MFA '07)

• Boy Bites Bug (ABRAMS/Amulet, 2018)
• Steering Toward Normal (ABRAMS/Amulet, 2014)

Ashleigh Bryant Phillips (MFA '17)

• Sleepovers (Hub City Press, 2020) —Winner of 2019 C. Michael Curtis Short Story Book Prize—

Sumanth Prabhaker (MFA '07)

• A Mere Pittance (Madras Press, 2009)

Katie Prince (MFA '15)

• Tell This to the Universe (YesYes Books, 2024)

Benjamin Rachlin (MFA '15)

• Ghost of the Innocent Man (Little, Brown, 2017)

Dawn Evans Radford (MFA '99)

• Oyster Flats (Pottersville Press, 2007)

Jessica Nirvana Ram (MFA '22)

• Earthly Gods (Variant Lit, 2026)
• rebuilding the temple (Interrobang Press, 2018)

Michael Ramos (MFA '16)

• The After: A Veteran's Notes on Coming Home (The University of North Carolina Press, 2024)

Cindy Horrell Ramsey (MFA '06)

• Boys of the Battleship North Carolina (John F. Blair, 2007)

Myra Tejada Rasmussen (MFA '14)

• Chakana (Kelsay Books, 2025)

S. Craig Renfroe, Jr. (MFA '00)

• A La Carte: Short Stories That Stir the Foodie in All of Us (editor) (Main Street Rag, 2010)
• XX Eccentric: Stories About the Eccentricities of Women (editor) (Main Street Rag, 2009)
• Flirting With Ridicule (Main Street Rag, 2005)
• You Should Get That Looked At (Main Street Rag, 2004)

James Rettig (MFA '27)

• Tangled Envisioning (Folkstone Press, 2025)

Carmen Rodrigues (MFA '10)

• The Universal Laws of Marco (Simon & Schuster, 2019)
• 34 Pieces of You (Simon & Schuster, 2012)
• Not Anything (Penguin Teen, 2008)

Jane Virginia Rohrer (MFA '18)

• Fake Floating (Above/Ground Press, 2019)

Anne Russell (MFA '99)

• Tropical Depression (Bradley Creek Press, 2013)
• The Wayward Girls of Samarcan, A True Story (Bradley Creek Press, 2012)
• Seabiscuit: Wild Pony of the Outer Banks (Coastal Carolina Press, 2001)
• Wilmington: A Pictorial History (Donning Pub, 1994)

Dana Sachs (MFA '00)

• The Life We Were Given: Operation Babylift, International Adoption, and the Children of War in Vietnam (Beacon Press, 2010)
• All Else Failed: The Unlikely Volunteers at the Heart of the Migrant Aid Crisis (Bellevue Literary Press, 2023)
• The Secret of the Nightingale Palace: A Novel (William Morrow, 2013)
• If You Lived Here (HarperCollins, 2008)
• The House on Dream Street (Seal Press, 2003)

E.J. Schwartz (MFA '21)

• Before We Were Blue (Flux, 2021)

Kristina M. Serrano (BFA '12)

• Slow Echoes (Forever More Publishing, 2016)

Daisuke Shen (MFA '20)

• Vague Predictions & Prophecies (CLASH Books, 2024)
• Funeral (KERNPUNKT Press, 2023) — with Vi Khi Nao

Rebecca Spiegel (MFA '20)

• Without Her (Milkweed Editions, 2024)

Ryan Spooner (BFA '09)

• Regret (Lettered Streets Press, 2014)

Megan Starks (MFA '10)

• House of Ash & Brimstone (Gatewalkers) (City Owl Press, 2019)

Sarah J. Stephens (MFA '22)

• Quicksand (Finishing Line Press, 2023)
• Where All The Birds Are Dancing (Finishing Line Press, 2020)

Faydra Stratton (MFA '03)

• Denali Summer (Orange Blossom Publishing, 2023)
• Devil Springs (Filles Vertes Publishing, 2020)
• Love on Main—a Romance Anthology (Filles Vertes Publishing, 2020)

Barbara Sullivan (MFA '11)

• Climate Change Gardening for the South: Planet-Friendly Solutions for Thriving Gardens (UNC Press, 2022)
• Garden Perennials for the Coastal South (UNC Press, 2003)

Anna B. Sutton (MFA '13)

• Savage Flower (Black Lawrence Press, 2021) —Winner of the 2019 St. Lawrence Book Award—

Patrick Swaney (MFA '10)

• Hand Over Hand Over the Edge of the World (YesYes Books, 2025)

Kate Sweeney (MFA '09)

• American Afterlife (UGA Press, 2014)

Gabriella Tallmadge (MFA '13)

• Sweet Beast (Trio House Press, 2021) —Winner of the 2020 Louise Bogan Award—

Bethany Tap (MFA '16)

• When Everything Was Fresh & Green (Quills and Cosmos Press, 2026)

Daniel Nathan Terry (MFA '10)

• City of Starlings (Sibling Rivalry Press, 2015)
• Waxwings (Lethe Press, 2012)
• Days of Dark Miracles (Seven Kitchens Press, 2011)
• Capturing the Dead (National Federation of State Poetry Societies Press, 2008) —Winner of the Stevens Poetry Manuscript Prize—

McKenzie Teter (MFA '21)

• Butterfly Blade (Charlotte Lit Press, 2026)

Jessica Thummel (MFA '12)

• The Cure for Lonely  (Freight Books, 2017) —Winner of the Dundee International Book Prize—
• other titles available from Jessica Thummel

Eric Tran (MFA '13)

• Mouth, Sugar, and Smoke (Diode Editions, 2022) —Winner of the Oregon Book Award—
• The Gutter Spread Guide to Prayer (Autumn House Press, 2020)  —Winner of the 2019 Rising Writer Contest—
• Revisions (Sibling Rivalry Press, 2018)
• Affairs with Men in Suits (Backbone Press, 2017)

Matt Tullis (MFA '05) - Remembering Matt Tullis 🕯

• Stories Can Save Us: America’s Best Narrative Journalists Explain How (University of Georgia Press, 2024)
• Running with Ghosts: A Memoir of Surviving Childhood Cancer (The Sager Group, 2017)

Jay Varner (MFA '07)

• Nothing Left to Burn (Algonquin Books, 2010)

Carson Vaughan (MFA '14)

• Zoo Nebraska (Little A, 2019)

Ethan Warren (MFA '14)

• I’m Glad I’m Not Me: Bob Dylan on Film (Columbia University Press, 2026)
• The Cinema of Paul Thomas Anderson: American Apocrypha (Wallflower Press, 2023)

Jesse Waters (MFA '02)

• Burning Roses in My Garden (translation) (India Penguin, 2023)
• So Let Me Get This Straight (Paycock Press, 2018)
• Human Resources (Ink Brush Press, 2011)

Caitlyn "Libby" Webber (BFA '10)

• The Assassin’s Alliance (Dead or Alive Press, 2025)
• The Assassin’s Storm (Dead or Alive Press, 2024)
• The Assassin’s Sin (Dead or Alive Press, 2023)
• The Assassin's Legacy (Dead or Alive Press, 2021)

Hannah Bunn West (BFA '09)

• Save Our Sand Dunes (UNC Press, 2024)
• Remarkable Women of the Outer Banks (Arcadia Publishing, 2022)

Piper L. White (BFA '22)

• All (Dead) Girls Lie (Row House Publishing, 2025)
• Barefoot in the Woods (Bottlecap Press, 2022)

Cheryl Wilder (BFA '05)

• Singing Riptide (Press 53, 2025)
• Anything that Happens (Press 53, 2021)
• What Binds Us (Finishing Line Press, 2017)

Emily Paige Wilson (MFA '16)

• Four Months Past Florence (Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2023)
• Jalubí (Unsolicited Press, 2022)
• Hypochondria, Least Powerful of the Greek Gods (Glass Poetry Press, 2020)
• I'll Build Us a Home (Finishing Line Press, 2018)

Sidney Wollmuth (BFA '22)

• New Adult (Bottlecap Press, 2021)

Joseph Worthen (MFA '14)

• Paper Screens: The Internet in Contemporary Fiction (LSU Press, 2026)
• All Trap No Bait (Tortoise Books, 2025)

Snežana Žabić (MFA '05)

• Concrete Is More Beautiful Disfigured and Stained (Match Factory Editions, 2025)
• The Breath Capital (New Meridian Arts, 2016)
• Broken Records (Punctum Books, 2014)
• Po(jest)zija Po(eat)ry (SKCNS, 2013)
• U jednom životu (KOS, 1996)

Emma Bolden (MFA '05)

• God Elegy (BOA Editions, 2028)

Rochelle Hurt (MFA '11)

• Lightboxes (Tupelo Press, 2027)

Johannes Lichtman (MFA '12)

• Intention (Knopf, 2027)

Corinne Manning (MFA '10)

• Dirty Joke (Bunny Press / Fonograf Editions, 2027)

Carson Vaughan (MFA '14)

• Dream Job: Confessions of a National Geographic Photographer (National Geographic, 2027)