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The convex -regularized divergence criterion has been shown to produce theoretically consistent graph learning. However, this objective function is challenging since the -regularization is nonsmooth, the objective is not globally Lipschitz gradient function, and the problem is high-dimensional. Using the self-concordant property of the objective, we propose a new adaptive step size selection and present the (F)PS ((F)ast Proximal algorithms for Self-concordant functions) algorithmic framework which has linear convergence and exhibits superior empirical results as compared to state-of-the-art first order methods.