Natalie Lemle, MFA ’24 on the Dark Side of the Art World and Writing ‘Artifacts’

Emerson Today - berichtet ueber Natalie Lemle, MFA ’24 on the Dark Side of the Art World and Writing ‘Artifacts’. Emerson’s MFA in Creative Writing program helped Lemle turn her novel Artifacts, out now, into a book that Simon & Schuster bought in a pre-empt. Natalie Lemle , MFA ’24 already had a draft of her debut novel before she started Emerson’s MFA in Creative Writing program, but once here, she said faculty and fellow students helped her turn it into a book that Simon & Schuster bought in a pre-empt in... Artifacts , a page-turner about the world of stolen art and antiquities, follows an attorney who must cast back to her college days working on an archeological dig to determine what roles she may have played in the looting of the site and the disappearance...

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