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  • Taylor Koekkoek, MFA ‘ 15, Selected as New Wisconsin Fellow

Taylor Koekkoek, MFA ‘ 15, Selected as New Wisconsin Fellow

  • Posted on: May 7, 2020
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Congratulations to the new class of Wisconsin Institute for Creative Writing Fellows, including Taylor Koekkoek, Writing Sems MFA ‘15!

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