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M.F.A. Student Jon Meyers Interviews Author for Blog

  • Author:Bailey Cooke
  • Date Posted:Tuesday, January 19th, 2021
M.F.A. Student Jon Meyers Interviews Author for Blog

One of our M.F.A. students, Jon Meyers, hosted an interview with author John McNally for his blog Filmic the Page. McNally recently published a new book of short stories called The Fear of Everything, and also works as a screenwriter and a professor of English at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. You can learn more about McNally by reading the full interview here. 

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