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11/20/2007: Anastasia Kolendo's story "Wintering" has been selected to appear in Best New American Voices, 2009.
9/17/2007: Alessandra Gelmi (MA '99) new novel Who's Afraid of Red has been released by Publish America. The novel, set against the Rwandan Genocide is salient in light of the present crisis in Darfur. Joel Siegel of Good Morning America calls Who's Afraid of Red "Brilliant," and Theodore Simburudali, president of Ibuka, an umbrella body that groups genocide survivors calls the book "Bold." To read more, click here.
8//14/2007: Catherine Tudish's new novel American Cream has just been published. Writes Howard Frank Mosher, author of On Kingdom Mountain and Disappeareneces, "In the tradition of Wallace Stegner, Thornton Wilder, and Kent Haruf, Catherine Tudish explores small-town and rural life in America with clear-eyed honesty, loving care, and great wisdom. American Cream is the story of Virginia Rownd, a remarkable woman who, in midlife, returns to her hometown in western Pennsylvania. Virginia discovers, as we all must, that 'one person can't live two lives.' Written with quiet elegance, American Cream is a masterful novel, alive with fine characters, surprising scenes, and insightful observations that come only with deep life experience and deep compassion for one's fellow men and women."
9/28/2006: Robert O. Greer's latest C.J. Floyd Mystery, The Fourth Perspective was released today by North Atlantic Books. There will be a reception for Mr. Greer at the Barnes and Noble at BU, followed by a reading, on October 25th.
9/13/2007: Peter Ho Davies' first novel, The Welsh Girl is due out in February of 2007. For more information about the author tour, please visit Houghton Miflin.com.
8/20/2006: David Kirby writes in the New York Times Sunday Book Review of Maggie Dietz's new collection of poems, Perennial Fall, “[H]er lippy candor is invigorating in a wish-I’d-thought-of-that way, and it’s a pleasure to be led through her world as she looks at familiar subjects with fresh eyes.” Read the full review at nytimes.com.
7/28/2006: Robin Becker has published a new collection of poems, Domain of Perfect Affection. Publishers Weekly writes of Becker, "Describing her path from a radical youth to middleage, Becker's verse remains careful and clear, much like Philip Levine's in its sense of how poems ought to work (and Becker is at least as good a technician)."
10/5/05: Rishi Reddi's story, "Justice Shiva Ram Murthy," has been selected for Best American Short Stories, 2005. Her collection, Karma and other Stories, is due out in the spring of 2007. Vivek Naryanan's "My Father the Perfect Man" was listed as an honorable mention in the same issue of Best American.
ALUMNI LISTINGS
Elizabeth Adams (fiction, 1976)
Gordon Adler (1982)
Wendy Adler (1969)
Kathleen Aguero (poetry, 1973)
Publications:
Books: Daughter of, Cedar Hill Books, 2005
The Real Weather, Hanging Loose Press, 1987
Thirsty Day, Alice James Books, 1976
Anthologies:
Daily Fare: Essays from the Multicultural Experience (editor), University of
Georgia Press, 1993
An Ear to the Ground: An Anthology of Contemporary American Poetry (editor),
University of Georgia Press, 1989
A Gift of Tongues: Critical Challenges in Contemporary American Poetry (editor),
University of Georgia Press, 1987 (editor)
Forthcoming: “Koan,” essay in Why I Am Still Married, Hudson Street Press
Saher Alam (fiction, 1998)
Publications:
Anthologies: “Amreeki,” Best of the Fiction Workshops, Ed. Sherman Alexie, 1999
Periodicals: “The Art of Domestic Love,” Literary Imagination, 2002
Melissa Alberts (fiction, 2006)
Christopher Alexander (poetry, 1996)
Elizabeth Alexander (fiction, 1987)
Abdi Ali (poetry, 1994)
Byron Alpers (fiction, 1972)
Mark Ames (fiction, 1991)
Ehry Jane Anderson (plays, 1994)
Peter Anderson (fiction, 1990)
Susan Anderson (1982)
Neil Angis (fiction, 2005)
Arturo Arias (fiction, 1974)
Nigel Assam (poetry, 2005)
Pavneet Aulakh (poetry, 2003)
Peter Baida (fiction, 1973)
Sylvia Baldwin (fiction, 1990)
Margaret Ball (fiction, 1968)
Gianfranco Balsamo (fiction, 1987)
Brandy Dyer Barents (poetry, 2006)
Jane Barnes (poetry, 1978)
Mary Barrett (fiction, 1968)
Janet Barry (1994)
Margaret Bartlett (fiction, 2001)
Raymond Bartlett (fiction, 1999)
Ellen Bass (poetry, 1970)
Publications:
Books: The Human Line, Copper Canyon Press, 2007
Mules of Love, BOA Editions, 2002
Free Your Mind: The Book for Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Youth--and Their Allies, (co-author Kate Kaufmann), Harper Perennial, 1996
The Courage to Heal: A Guide for Women Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse
(co-author Laura Davis), Harper & Row, 1988
Our Stunning Harvest, New Society Publishers, 1985
I Never Told Anyone: Writings by Women Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse
(editor, co-editor: Louise Thornton), Harper Perennial, 1983
No More Masks!: An Anthology of Poems By Women, Anchor Press, 1973
Charles Battle (poetry, 2004)
Matthew Battles (fiction, 1996)
Publications:
Books: Widener: Biography of a Library, Harvard, 2004.
Library: An Unquiet History, Norton, 2003.
Christine Bauch (poetry, 1998)
Mary Baures (poetry, 1976)
Publications:
Books: Undaunted Spirits - Portraits of Recovery from Trauma, Charles
Press Pubs, 1994.
Elisabeth Bayle (poetry, 1974)
Robin Becker (poetry, 1976)
Awards:
Pushcart Prize Nominations: 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004
Strousse Award, Prairie Schooner, for five poems, 2001
The George W. Atherton Award for Excellence in Teaching, from Penn State University, 2000
The William Steeple Davis Artist-in Residence, 2000-2001
Visiting Scholar at the Center for Lesbian & Gay Studies at the City University of New York,
1998
Virginia Faulkner Prize for Excellence in Writing, Prairie Schooner, 1997
Lambda Literary Award for All-American Girl, 1996
Recipient of Fellowship from The Bunting Institute of Radcliffe College, 1995-1996
Fellowship in Poetry from The National Endowment for the Arts, 1990
Massachusetts Artist Foundation Fellowship in Poetry, 1985
Publications:
Books: Domain of Perfect Affection, University of Pittsburgh Press, 2006
Venetian Blue, Frick Art & Historical Center, 2002
The Horse Fair, University of Pittsburgh Press, 2000
All-American Girl, University of Pittsburgh Press, 1996
Giacometti's Dog, University of Pittsburgh Press, 1990
Backtalk, Alice James Books, 1982
Personal Effects, Alice James Books, 1977
Isidora Beeler-Deese (plays, 1994)
Erin Belieu (poetry, 1995)
Publications:
Books: One Above, One Below, Copper Canyon Press, 2000
Infanta, Copper Canyon Press, 1995
Robyn Bell (poetry, 1975)
Publications:
Books: Small Potatoes (with images by Jeff Abeshear), Buckner Press, 1996
Rebecca Bella
Publications:
Periodicals: "Three Poems," 236.2, 2006
Deborah Bennett (poetry, 1995)
Susan Bennett (fiction, 1979)
Eleanor Beram (1991)
Harvey Berman (1961)
Alan Bern (1973)
Brook Berry (plays, 1992)
Eliot Berry (1973)
Publications:
Books: Tough Draw: The Path to Tennis Glory, Holt, 1992
A Poetry of Force and Darkness: The Fiction of John Hawkes, Borgo Press, 1979
Nathaniel Beyer (fiction, 2004)
Mohit Bhasin (poetry, 1994)
Elizabeth Bidinger (fiction, 1991)
Celia Bilbert (1973)
Patricia Bilodeau (1984)
Jon Blake (fiction, 1991)
Daniel Blask (plays, 2005)
Barbara Blatner (poetry, 1973)
Bessie Blum (fiction, 1990)
Jenna Blum (fiction, 1998)
Awards:
Harold U. Ribalow Prize, 2005
Publications:
Books: Those Who Save Us, Harper Collins, 2004
Periodicals: “On the Cape,” Faultline, 2005
“Max & Josephine,” The Briar Cliff Review, 2004
“Easter 1943,” Prairie Schooner, 2003
“When Things Go Wrong,” Meridian, 2003
“Those Who Save Us,” The Briar Cliff Review, 2002, (Pushcart Prize Nominee)
“A Man in Uniform,” The Bellingham Review, 2002
Erica Bobone (fiction, 1989)
Michael Bolus (plays, 1995)
Daniel Bosch (poetry, 1991)
Publications:
Books: The Crucible, Handsel Books, 2002
Periodicals: Daniel Bosch's poems have appeared in AGNI, New Republic,
The Literary Review and The Boston Review
Matthew Flannery Boudway (poetry, 2006)
Marguerite Bouvard (poetry, 1977)
Publications:
Books: Prayers for Comfort in Difficult Times, Wind Publications,2004
Wind, Frost & Fire, AB Collector Publishing,2001
Grandmothers: Granddaughters Remember, Syracuse University Press, 1998
The Path Through Grief: A Compassiontae Guide, Prometheus Books, 1998
The Body’s Burning Fields, Wind Publications, 1997
Women Reshaping Human Rights: How Extraordinary Activists are Changing the World,
Scholarly Resources, 1996
Revolutionizing Motherhood: The Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo, Scholarly Resources, 1994
With the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo, Igneus Press, 1993
Of Light and Silence, Zoland Books, 1990
Landscape and Exile, Rowan Tree Press, 1985
Journeys Over Water, Winner of Quarterly Review Literature Contest, 1982
The Search for Community: Building A New Moral World,Kennikat, 1975
The Labor Movements in the Common Market Countries,Praeger, 1972
Periodicals: "The Healing Power of Prayer," The Director, January 2005.
"Art, Illness and Spirituality," Healing Ministry, Fall 2003.
"Night for Day," Healing Ministry, Summer 2003.
"Laughter as Medicine," Healing Ministry, Jan/Feb 2003.
"The Healing Power of Truth Telling," Healing Ministry, Jan/Feb 1997, Vol.4, No.1.
"Speaking to Grief from the Heart: The Healing work of the Emotions," Healing Ministry
March/April, Vol.1, No.2, 1994.
"The Revolutionary Mothers of Argentina," Sojourner; The Women's Forum, Vol.17, No.1,
January 1992.
"Fighting for Life: Why the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo are Still Marching," Radcliffe
Quarterly, June 1991.
Anthologies: Healing Spaces in www.MyBodyofKnowledge,com. 2004.
In Search of the Blue-Footed Booby in "Season of Adventure: Traveling Tales and Outdoor
Adventures of Women Over Fifty," ed. by Jean Gould, Seal Press, 1996.
The First Lesson and Many More, in "Everyday Acts Against Racism: Bringing up Children in
in a Multicultural World," ed. by Maureen Reddy, Seal Press, 1996.
Brian Bowen (fiction, 2001)
Karen Bowes (fiction, 1999)
Publications:
Periodicals: "The Last Time I Saw You," nerve.com
"The Original Oro Simulator," nerve.com
"That Mall Feeling," nerve.com
"Two on One," nerve.com
Kevin Boyle (1979)
Publications: North American Review, Poetry East, Antioch Review, Denver Quarterly,
Colorado Review, Michigan Quarterly, & Northwest Review
Books: A Home for Wayward Girls, New Issues Press, 2005
Lullaby of History, New Issues Press, 2002
Awards: Mary Belle Campbell Poetry Book Prize, 2002
Christopher Brätt (poetry, 2001)
Ian Breen (fiction, 2004)
Amanda Brennan (1991)
Eve Bridburg (fiction, 1997)
Victorino Briones (fiction, 2000)
Amanda Bristow (poems, 1997)
Mary Broder (fiction, 1961)
Patrick Brooks (plays, 1998)
Kimberly Brown (plays, 1995)
Cheston Buchanan (fiction, 1996)
Mary Buckner (fiction, 1984)
Steve Budd (1997)
Christopher Bullock (fiction, 1976)
Elizabeth Bunker (1996)
John Burger (1988)
Mary Burger (poetry, 1990)
Phyllis Burrows (1966)
Jonathan Busch (plays, 2005)
Shanna Byrne (poetry, 1992)
Olivia Byun (poetry, 2005)
Ron Caldwell (poetry, 1988)
Peter Campion (poetry, 2001)
Publications:
Books: Other People, University of Chicago Press, 2005
Periodicals: Peter Campion's poems have appeared in AGNI, The Guardian (UK),
Harvard Review, Poetry, PN Review (UK), The San Francisco Chronicle, Slate,
Threepenny Review, and TriQuarterly
Rafael Campo (poetry, 1991)
Publications:
Books: The Healing Art: A Doctor’s Black Bag of Poetry, W.W. Norton, 2003
Landscape with Human Figure, Duke University Press, 2002
Diva, Duke University Press, 1999
The Desire to Heal: A Doctor’s Education in Empathy, Identity and Poetry, W.W. Norton, 1998
What the Body Told, Duke University Press, 1996
The Other Man Was Me: A Voyage to the New World, Arte Publico Press, 1994
Alice Cary (fiction, 1985)
Michael Carrol (fiction, 1992)
Roberta Cashwell (1977)
Christopher Castellani (fiction, 1999)
Publications:
Books: A Kiss from Maddalena, Algonquin, 2003
The Saint of Lost Things, Algonquin, 2005
Benjamin Cavell (fiction, 2001)
Publications:
Books: Rumble, Young Man, Rumble, Knopf, 2003
Stuard Chait, Jr. (plays, 2003)
Michelle Chalfoun (fiction, 1999)
Publications:
Books: The Width of the Sea, Harper Collins, 2001
Roustabout, Harper Collins, 1996
Jean Charbonneau (ficiton, 1998)
Emma Brooks Chastain (fiction, 2006)
Vincent Cheney (1974)
Ann Choy (poetry, 1988)
Despena Christophi (poetry, 2001)
Robert Clary (fiction, 1990)
Basil Cleveland (poetry, 2005)
Glenn Clifton (plays, 2004)
Kathy Coen (poetry, 1992)
Crystal Condakes (poetry, 1998)
Alice Cone (poetry, 1980)
Perry Lee Conley (fiction, 1991)
Thomas Cooke (poetry, 1993)
Louie Cronin (fiction, 1995)
Caitlin Cross (fiction, 1993)
Jake Cumsky-Whitlock (poetry, 2001)
Richard Curtis (poetry, 1995)
Publications:
Books: How To Be Your Own Literary Agent : The Business Of Getting Your Book Published,
Houghton Mifflin, 1984
Nuclear Lessons : An Examination Of Nuclear Power's Safety, Economic, And Political Record
(co-author Elizabeth Hogan, with Shel Horowitz), Stackpole Books, 1980
The Life Of Malcolm X Macrae Smith Co., 1971
Chiang Kai-Shek, Hawthorn Books, 1969
Perils Of The Peaceful Atom; The Myth Of Safe Nuclear Power Plants
(co-author Elizabeth Hogan), Doubleday, 1969
John Daniels (fiction, 2003)
Publications:
Periodicals: "Blinded by the Light," Kitchen Sink, 2006.
"Death Sentences," n+1, 2006.
"John Thomas and Lady Jane," n+1, 2005.
"Bang!," n+1, 2005.
"Technical Difficulty," Agni, 2004.
Genevieve Darden (1967)
Cathy Davenport (poetry, 1981)
Peter Ho Davies (fiction, 1994)
Publications:
Books: The Welsh Girl, Houghton Miflin, 2007
Equal Love: Stories, Houghton Miflin, 2000
The Ugliest House in the World, Houghton Miflin, 1997
Shea Dean (fiction 2000)
Richard Deese (poetry, 1995)
Andrea DeHaan (poetry, 1999)
William Delman (poetry, 2006)
Awards: 2006 Academy of American Poets Prize at BU
Publications: William's poetry has appeared in The Literary Review,
Chelsea, Salamander, Softblow, DMQ, Shampoo,
The Massachusetts Review, and other journals.
Hilary Devries (poetry, 1981)
Vanessa DeWolf (plays, 1993)
Rachel DeWoskin (poetry, 2000)
Publications: Ploughshares, Seneca Review, New Delta Review, Nerve Magazine, The Observer,
The Asian Wall Street Journal, Departures, Words Without Borders, Teachers & Writers,
Traveler Magazine, Boston Magazine, The Boston Globe, and Wanderlust.
Books: Foreign Babes in Beijing, W.W. Norton, 2004
Awards: Academy of American Poets Awards, 2000
Maggie Dietz (poetry, 1997)
Publications:
Books: Perennial Fall, University of Chicago Press, 2006
Classroom Guide for An Invitation to Poetry, with Robert Pinsky, Todd Hearon, and Jill
McDonough. New York: W.W. Norton and Co., 2006.
An Invitation to Poetry: A New Favorite Poem Project Anthology, Eds. Robert Pinsky
and Maggie Dietz. New York: W.W. Norton and Co., 2004.
Poems to Read: A New Favorite Poem Project Anthology, Eds. Robert Pinsky and Maggie Dietz.
New York: W.W. Norton and Co., 2002.
The Poetry of Our World, Ed. Jeffery Paine and co-Ed. Maggie Dietz. New York:
Harper Collins, 2000.
Americans' Favorite Poems: The Favorite Poem Project Anthology, Eds. Robert Pinsky and
Maggie Dietz. New York: W.W. Norton and Co., 1999.
Periodicals: "Anywhere Elsewhere," Ploughshares, forthcoming.
"Matthew 6:19-21," Literary Imagination, Vol. 7, No. 3, Fall 2005.
"Bright Lament," Salmagundi, Nos. 146-147, Spring/Summer 2005.
"Cotton Anniversary," Salmagundi, Nos. 146-147, Spring/Summer 2005.
"Perpetual Between," Salmagundi, Nos. 146-147, Spring/Summer 2005.
"Hinge," The Carolina Quarterly, Vol. 56, Nos. 2 and 3, Spring/Summer 2004.
"The Interview," Harvard Review, No. 26, Spring 2004.
"Why I Don't Piss in the Ocean," Memorious, debut issue, Spring 2004.
"Altos III," Shankpainter 2004 and Memorious, debut issue, Spring 2004.
"Bath," Shankpainter, 2004.
"Collector," Shankpainter, 2004.
"Paisano (and What Flashes in the Sky)," Poetry, December 2003.
"Altos de Chavon (II)," Provincetown Arts, 2003/2004.
"Altos de Chavon (I)," Agni, Issue 57, Spring 2003.
"Circle of Horses," The Seattle Review, Vol. XXV, No. 2, May 2003.
"Collector," The Boston Globe, City Weekly, October 27, 2002.
"The Yellow House, 1978," Poetry Daily and Agni: 30th Anniversary Poetry Issue, Fall 2002.
"Pale," The Greensboro Review, No. 70, Fall 2001.
"Speaking for Andrew," Beloit Poetry Journal, Vol. 51, No. 4, Summer 2001.
"Dream of Me," The Cortland Review, Issue 16, May 2001.
"Seasonal," Slate Magazine, July 26, 2000.
"What's Become: A Love Note," Bostonia Magazine, Fall 1999.
"The Yellow House, 1978," Agni, Issue 50, Fal; 1999.
"The Wrinkle Ode," Agni, Issue 50, Fall 1999.
"Woman With Yellow Hair," Grolier Poetry Prize Annual, 1999.
"Coming from the Cold," Grolier Poetry Prize Annual, 1999.
"When She Asked I Said No You Cannot Play with It," Grolier Poetry Prize Annual, 1999.
"The Heart-Spool," Grolier Poetry Prize Annual, 1999.
"Imago," Bostonia Magazine, Summer 1997.
Awards: New Hampshire State Council on the Arts, Individual Artist Fellowship, 2006
Poetry Fellow, Fine Arts Work Center, Provincetown, MA, 2003-2004
George Bennett Fellow (Writer-in-Residence), Phillips Exeter Academy, Exeter, NH, 2002-2003
Writer-in-Residence, Monhegan Island, ME, June 2002 (sponsered by Rock Island Press and
island residents.
The Grolier Poetry Prize, 1999
Teaching Fellowship, Boston University, 1996-1997
Departmental Honors for Poetry Manuscript, English Department, Northwestern University,
1995
Northwestern University's Schuman Junior Writing Major Award (Best Junior English Major
in Writing), 1994
Northwestern University's Faricy Award for Poetry, First Prize, 1994
Leslie H. Dillen (plays, 2006)
Melissa Dobson (1988)
Rory Doherty (fiction, 1992)
Zayd Dohrn (plays, 2000)
Productions:
Permanent Whole Life, The Alchemy Theatre Company, 2006.
Permanent Whole Life, The Boston Playwrights' Theatre.
Haymarket, The Samuel Beckett Theatre, 2006.
Shameless, The Producer's Club, 2003.
Shameless, The Actors' Workshop (Boston), 2002.
Awards: 2005 IRNE Award, Best New Play
Robin Dougherty (poetry, 1982)
Melissa Downes (poetry, 1988)
Adam Dressler (poetry, 2003)
Jacob Drew (fiction, 2005)
Publications:
Periodicals: "What Can I do with My Fondness for Saddam Hussein?" 236.1, 2005
Lynn Dubinsky (poetry, 1998)
Valerie Duff (poetry, 1996)
Kristin Duisberg (fiction, 1999)
Publications:
Books: The Good Patient, St. Martin's Press, 2003
Christopher Dunn (poetry, 1997)
Thomas Dunn (plays, 1994)
Publications:
Books: Scenes And Monologues From The New American Theater (editor, co-editor: Frank Pike),
New American Library, 1988
The Playwright's Handbook, (co-author: Frank Pike), New American Library, 1985
Peter Duval (fiction, 1995)
Justi Echeles (poetry, 1989)
Eric Edwards (1974)
Rosemarie Ellis (poetry, 1999)
Robert Emery (poetry, 1970)
David Ervin
Publications:
Periodicals: "The Tree Thing," 236.2, 2006
Bridget Fahrland (poetry, 1993)
Claire Fanger (poetry, 1983)
Publications:
Books: Confessio Amantis (translator, co-translator: Siân Echard), Colleagues Press, 1991
Nan Faraday (poetry, 1987)
Caitlin Fashbaugh (poetry, 2003)
Joseph Anthony Fazio (fiction, 2006)
Carol Feingold (fiction, 1988)
Susan Feldman (poetry, 1974)
Rebecca Fiala (poetry, 1998)
Anne Marie Finnigan (1980)
Esta Fischer (1969)
Publications:
Periodicals: Esta Fischer's short stories have appeared in The Hurricane Review and
Eclipse: A Literary Journal.
Awards: The Astoria Performing Arts Center's Second Annual Plawriting Contest for her play
Invitation to Mastectomy.
Kerin Flatley (fiction, 2003)
Gregory Fletcher (plays, 2004)
Publications:
Anthologies: “Stairway to Heaven,” 35 in 10: Thirty-Five Ten-Minute Plays,
Dramatic Publishing Company, 2005.
"Stairway to Heaven," Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival Presents,
Back Stage Books, 2006.
"Roast Beef and the Rare Kiss," Eenakters Van Tien Minuten:
The Best of Boston's Ten Minute Plays Volume One, Anco Entertainment, 2006.
Productions:
My Sister the Cow, Theatre On 5, 2006.
Tim Floreen (fiction, 2005)
Publications:
Periodicals: "Guru Love," 236.1, 2005
Charles Flowers (fiction, 1999)
John D. Flynn (1980)
John J. Flynn (1982)
Kristin Fogdall (poetry, 1995)
Nicole Forman (1978)
Deborah Fortson (plays, 1998)
Brett Foster (poetry, 1996)
Janet Foxman (poetry, 2006)
Patrick Frank (poetry, 2004)
Lissa Franz (fiction, 1992)
Diane Freedman (poetry, 1982)
M. Catherine French (fiction, 1981)
Don Fried (plays, 1966)
Anne Friedman (poetry, 1984)
Amy Fusselman (poetry, 1989)
Jane Futcher (1971)
Jeffrey Galbraith (poetry, 1997)
Cynthia Galli (poetry, 1991)
Maclean Gander (1982)
Paul Garcia (1987)
Jon Garelick (fiction, 1984)
Annie Gauger (fiction, 2000)
Publications
Books: The Annotated Wind in the Willows, W.W. Norton, forthcoming 2008
A Bowl of Cherries Allyson Press, 2006
Anthologies: Lesbian Love Stories, Collection 2006 (three contributions), Allyson Press, 2006
Alessandra Gelmi (poetry, 1999)
Publications
Books: Who's Afraid of Red, Publish America, 2007.
Elizabeth Gerber (fiction, 1977)
Adam Gershenson (fiction, 2000)
Publications:
Books: The Black Widow’s Guide to Killer Pool: Become the Player to Beat,
Jeanette Lee & Adam Gershenson, Three Rivers Press, 2000
Carol Ghiglieri (fiction, 1997)
Rebecca Gibson (poetry, 1996)
Celia Gilbert (poetry, 1973)
David Giosa (1974)
William Giraldi (fiction, 2004)
Lara Glenum (poetry, 1998)
Malgorozata Glinska (fiction, 2002)
Paul Go (fiction, 1991)
Arthur Golden (fiction, 1988)
Publications:
Books: Memoirs of a Geisha, Knopf, 1997
Michael Golder (fiction 1985)
Roberta Goldschlag (1975)
Eleanor Goodman (poetry, 2003)
Charlotte Gordon (poetry, 1991)
Publications:
Books: Mistress Bradstreet : the untold life of America's first poet, Little, Brown, 2005
Incarnate geography : towards an American poetics : Anne Bradstreet's discovery of a
new world of words in seventeenth century New England, 2001
David Grae (fiction & plays, 1994)
Mary Granger (fiction, 1983)
David Grann (fiction, 1994)
Pamela Gray (poetry, 1980)
Melissa Green (1982)
Publications:
Books: Color is the Suffering of Light: A Memoir, W.W. Norton, 1995
The Squanicook Eclogues, W.W. Norton, 1987
Katharine Green (poetry, 1977)
Beth Greenberg (fiction, 1991)
Robert O. Greer (fiction 1989)
Publications:
Books: The Fourth Perspective: A C.J. Floyd Mystery, North Atlantic Books, 2006
Resurrecting Langston Blue (A C.J. Floyd Mystery), North Atlantic Books, 2005
Heat Shock, Mysterious Press, 2003
Isolation and Other Stories, Davies & Associates, 2001
Limited Time, Mysterious Press, 2000
The Devil's Backbone, Mysterious Press, 1998
The Devil's Red Nickel, Mysterious Press, 1997
The Devil's Hatband, Mysterious Press, 1996
Charles Grench (poetry, 1973)
Christopher Gresov (fiction, 1975)
Leah Griesmann (fiction, 2005)
Publications:
Periodicals: "The Best Girl You Ever Had," Swink, 2005
Paul Griffiths (fiction, 2005)
Eric Grunwald (fiction, 1999)
Awards: Runner-up, Robert Fitzgerald Translation Prize, 1998
Publications:
Periodicals: "1-800-ME," Spoiled Ink.com, 2005
"The Poet," (translated from the German, by Hermann Hesse), The MacGuffin, 2006
"Sightseeing," (translated from the German, by Sabine Gruber), Two Lines Magazine, 2005
"Trivializing Tagedy: An Interview with Norman Manea,"
(translated from the German), Partisan Review, 2002
Book Reviews: The Day of the Owl and Equal Danger by Leonardo Sciascia,
The Boston Sunday Globe, 2004
Oracle Night by Paul Auster, The Boston Sunday Globe, 2004
Little Infamies: Stories by Panos Karnezis, The San Francisco Chronicle, 2003
The Stone Virgins by Yvonne Vera, The Boston Sunday Globe, 2003
The Moon and the Bonfires by Cesare Pavese, The Denver Post, 2002
Three Contemporary German Novellas, AGNI55, 2002
Essays: "The Heartbreaking Work of a Struggling Writer," The Improper Bostonian, 2002
Katherine Guillemette (poetry, 2000)
Ashis Gupta (1973)
Peter Guralnick (fiction, 1968)
Publications:
Books: Dream Boogie: The Triumph of Sam Cooke, Little, Brown, 2005
Last Train to Memphis: The Rise of Elivis Presley, Back Bay, 1995
Careless Love: The Unmaking of Elvis Presley, Back Bay, 2000
Lost Highway: Journeys and Arrivals of American Musicians, Back Bay, 1999
Feel Like Going Home: Portraits in Blues and Rock 'n Roll Back Bay, 1999 (reprint edition)
Sweet Soul Music: Rhythm and Blues Music and the Southern Dream of Freedom, Back Bay,
1999
Lisa Hall (plays, 2004)
Alison Hall (1993)
Oakley Hall III (fiction, 1975)
Kathleen Hankinson (1993)
Hadass Harel (fiction, 1989)
Christopher Harrall (fiction, 1997)
Elizabeth Hartford (1977)
Howard Hartz (1967)
John Hawley (fiction, 1991)
Tunzel Hayes (fiction, 2001)
Nancy Hayes (fiction, 1980)
Owen Heleen (fiction, 1981)
Margaret Hermes (poetry, 1996)
Meghan Hickey (poetry, 2001)
Emily Hiestand (poetry, 1988)
Elizabeth Hogan (1978)
Donovan Hohn (fiction, 1997)
Lili Holodnak (fiction, 2003)
Sung-San Hong (poetry, 1996)
Mary Hood (fiction, 1989)
Sean Hopkinson (poetry, 1998)
Kathleen Horvath (1992)
Carole Hostutler (poetry, 1990)
Robert Huls (fiction, 1990)
Patrick Hunnicutt (fiction, 2003)
Daniel Hunter (plays, 1999)
Jennifer Hurley (fiction, 1996)
Daniel Hurley (1995)
Matthew Hutchinson (poetry, 1999)
JoAnna Ialuna (2001)
Ellen Ilfeld (1977)
Walter Isle (fiction & plays, 1988)
Mark Jackson (poetry, 1994)
Cynthia Jahn (plays, 1988)
Margaret Janey (poetry, 1977)
Michele Jankowski-Smith (1995)
Cynthia Janovy (fiction, 1989)
Claire Jarvis (poetry, 2000)
Kathleen Jenks (fiction, 2002)
Philip Jenks (poetry, 1993)
Publications:
Books: My First Painting Will Be "The Accuser", Zephyr Press, 2005
On the Cave You Live In, Flood Editions, 2002.
Jesse Howe (fiction, 2001)
Ha Jin (fiction, 1993)
Awards:
PEN/Faulkner, 2000 (Waiting), 2004 (War Trash)
National Book Award, 1999 (Waiting)
PEN/ Hemingway, 1997 (Under the Red Flag)
Flannery O'Connor Prize, 1996
Publications:
Books: A Free Life, Pantheon, 2007
War Trash, Pantheon, 2005
The Crazed, Pantheon, 2002
Wreckage (Poems), Hanging Loose Press, 2001
The Bridegroom, Pantheon, 2000
Waiting, Pantheon, 1999
In the Pond, Zoland, 1998
An Ocean of Words, Zoland Books, 1998
Under the Red Flag, University of Georgia Press, 1997
Facing Shadows (Poems), Hanging Loose Press, 1996
Sybil Johnston-Innoye (1985)
Melissa Jones (plays, 1986)
Barbara Jordan (poetry, 1989)
Jeffrey Kahrs (fiction & plays, 1992)
George Kalogeris (poetry, 1987)
Daphney Kalotay (fiction, 1994)
Publications:
Books: Calamity & other Stories, Doubleday, 2004
Periodicals: "The Man From Alston Electric," AGNI, 2002
Julie Kane (poetry, 1975)
Publications:
Books: 20th-Century Poetry for Voices of the American South (Associate
Editor with General Editor Suzanne Disheroon-Green), New York:
Pearson/Longman, 2005.
Rythm & Booze. Chicago and Urbana: University of Illinois Press,
2003.
Counterpart: A South Vietnamese Naval Officer's War (with Kiem Do),
Annapolis: Naval Institute Press, 1998.
The Bartender Poems, London: Greville Press, 1991.
Body and Soul, New Orleans: Pirogue, 1987.
Two Into One (with Ruth Adatia), London: Only Poetry Press, 1982.
Awards: Pushcart Prize Nomination, 2006
Judge, National Book Award in Poetry, 2005
Finalist, Poets' Prize, 2005
Fulbright Scholar, Lithuania, 2002
National Poetry Series Winner (Selected by Maxine Kumin), 2002
New Orleans Writer-in-Residence, Tulane University, 1995 and 1999
Academy of American Poets Prize, Louisiana State University, 1994
George Bennett Fellowship in Writing, Phillips Exeter Academy, 1975-76
Fern Kant (poetry, 1980)
Marisa Kantor (fiction, 1998)
Publications:
Books: Another Different Life, Warner Books, 2001
Bring Us the Old People, Coffeehouse, 1998
Peter Kaplan (fiction, 2002)
Kirun Kapur (poetry, 2000)
Publications:
Periodicals: AGNI and Callaballoo
Awards: P-Town Grant, 2004
Katherine Karlin (2001)
Maria Kaufmann (poetry, 1978)
Donna Keegan (plays, 2005)
Aron Keesbury (poetry, 1996)
Edward Hugh Kehoe (fiction, 2006)
Joshua Kellar (2001)
Alice Kelly (1992)
Timothy Kelly (1976)
Janet Kenney (plays, 1998)
Olga Kenney (1993)
William Kenney (1989)
Barry Kenyon (fiction, 1992)
David Khoury (fiction, 2004)
Amanda King (1991)
Nicholas Klebaum (fiction, 2003)
Carolyn Klimas (fiction, 2003)
Marshall Klimasewiski (fiction, 1993)
Publications:
Books: The Cottagers, W.W. Norton, 2006
Periodicals: "Some Thrills," Triquarterly, 2000
Jay Klokker (poetry, 1981)
Tracey Knapp (poetry, 2005)
Publications:
Periodicals: "In the Shape of a Man"; "Told me So"; "Tangle," 236.1, 2005
Elizabeth Knies (poetry, 1999)
Publications:
Books: White Peonies, Oyster River Press, 2001
Streets After Rain: Poems, A. James Books, 1980
The New Year & Other Poems, Alice James Poetry Cooperative, 1976
Naomi Krant (fiction, 1989)
Katie Krell (poetry, 2003)
Lauren Sarah Kruskall (fiction, 2006)
Mari Kubo (1976)
Aaron Kuebler (plays, 2003)
John Kuntz (plays, 2005)
Aviya Kushner (poetry, 1998)
Andrew La Bonte (poetry, 1996)
Hal LaCroix (1983)
Publications:
Books: Journey Out of Darkness: The Real Story of American Heroes in Hitler's POW Camps,
Greenwood Press, 2007
Michael Ladd (poetry, 1998)
Jhumpa Lahiri (fiction, 1993)
Awards: Pulitzer Prize, 2000
Publications:
Books: Interpreter of Maladies, Mariner, 1999
The Namesake: A Novel, Houghton Mifflin, 2003
Greg Lalas (fiction, 2000)
Susanna Lamey (poetry, 2003)
Elizabeth Langemak (poetry, 2002)
William Lantry (poetry, 1990)
Sara Laschever (fiction, 1989)
William Lattanzi (2002)
Brett Laugtug (fiction, 2006)
Joanna Lawrence (poetry, 2001)
Ginger Lazarus (plays, 1992)
Madelyn Lazorchak (2002)
Anne Marie Leaver (poetry, 1980)
James Lees (plays, 1992)
Adelle Leiblein (1985)
Ellen Leibowitz (1991)
Ruth Lepson (poetry, 1972)
Publications:
Books: Dreaming in Color, Alice James Books, 1980
Michael Levine (poetry, 2002)
Publications:
Periodicals: "Three Poems," 236.1, 2005
Linda Levin-Scherz (fiction, 2004)
Andrew Lewis (fiction, 1995)
Alice Lichtenstein (plays, 1983)
Matthew Liebowitz (2004)
Publications:
Periodicals:"Two Deer," 236.2, 2006
Claudia Limbert (fiction, 1980)
Jim Thurston Lindsey (poetry, 1976)
Rena Lipman (poetry, 1998)
Larraine Lippincott (1995)
Deirdre Lockwood (poetry, 2000)
Gian Santo Lombardo (poetry, 1981)
David London (fiction, 1992)
Publications:
Books: Sundancer, Simon & Schuster, 1996
Jeanne Long (1997)
Melinda Lopez (plays 2000)
Lilia Lopez-Chua (poetry, 1987)
Willaim Lore (1974)
Kate Lorinczi (1996)
Jessica Lott (fiction, 2004)
Jennifer Lowe (poetry, 1999)
Annie Lurie (poetry, 1978)
Truong-Khoi Luu (fiction, 1996)
Susan Mach (plays, 1995)
Virginia Magarine (fiction, 2003)
Therese Mageau (1984)
Evan Magers (fiction, 2005)
David Maguire (fiction, 1993)
Caren Mahoney (poetry, 1991)
Nancy Maier (poetry, 1981)
Douglas Mailman (fiction, 1986)
Judith Mandelbaum (poetry, 1974)
Peter Marcus (poetry, 1995)
Kathryn Maris (poetry, 1996)
Jennifer Markell (fiction & plays, 1988)
Jessica Martin (plays, 1997)
Chloe A. Martinez (poetry, 2006)
Lucy Marx (fiction, 1992)
Nan Mason (fiction, 1973)
Tracy Mattingly (poetry, 1996)
Glyn Maxwell (poetry, 1996)
Matthew Mayerchak (plays, 2002)
Austyn Ellese Mayfield (poetry, 2006)
Thomas McClellan (fiction, 1990)
John McCoy (fiction, 1995)
Jill McDonough (poetry, 1998)
Publications:
Periodicals: Jill McDonough's poems have appeared in
Harvard Review, Poetry, Ploughshares, Slate, The Massachusetts Review, and 236.1.
Eric McHenry (poetry, 1997)
Shea McInerney (poetry, 2002)
Daniel Mees (1993)
Diane Mehta (poetry, 1994)
Askold Melnyczuk (fiction, 1978)
Publications:
Books: What is Told, Faber and Faber, 1995
Ambassador of the Dead, Counterpoint Press, 2002
Daniel Mendelsohn (1997)
Margaret Merfeld (1985)
Glen Merzer (plays and non-fiction, 1984)
Publications:
Books: No More Bull!, co-authored with Howard Lyman and Joanna Samorow-Merzer,
Scribner, 2005.
Mad Cowboy, co-authored with Howard Lyman, Scribner, 1998.
Stopping the Desert, Samuel French, 1987.
The Cashier, Samuel French, 1983.
Molly Metzler (plays, 2002)
Awards:
Kennedy Center National Student Playwrighting Award, 2002
Mark Twain National Comedy Writing Award, 2002
David Mark Cohen National Playwrighting Award, 2002
Goldberg Playwrighting Fellowship, Tisch School of the Arts, NYU
Productions:
Training Wisteria, Boston Playwrights Theatre, Boston
Training Wisteria, The Kennedy Center
Training Wisteria, (SPF) Summer Play Festival, NYC
Training Wisteria, Cherry Lane Theatre, NYC
Carve, Tristan Bates Theatre, West End London
Publications:
Books:Training Wisteria, Dramatic Publishing.
Training Wisteria, Best of The Kennedy Center: Award-Winning Plays Volume 1,
Backstage Books, 2006
"Decoding Fruit," Best Ten-Minute Plays of 2005: Two or More Actors, Smith & Kraus, 2006
"Trojan Horse", Best Ten-Minute Plays of 2006: Three or More Actors, Smith & Kraus, 2007.
Eric Meyer (poetry, 1998)
Patricia Meyer (1983)
David Mildon (plays, 2002)
Leanne Miller (poetry, 1993)
Sue Miller (fiction, 1980)
Publications:
Books: The Senator's Wife, Knopf, 2008
Lost in the Forest, Knopf, 2005
The Story of my Father, Knopf, 2003
The World Below, Knopf, 2001
While I was Gone, Knopf, 2000
The Distinguished Guest, Harper Collins, 1995
For Love, Harper Collins, 1993
Family Pictures: A Novel, Harper Collins, 1992
Inventing the Abbotts and other Stories, Harper Collins, 1987
The Good Mother, Harper Collins, 1986
Anthologies: Best American Short Stories, 2002 (series editor: Katrina Kenison),
Houghton Mifflin, 2002
Keith Milton (1973)
Moana Minton (poetry, 2004)
Edward Minus (poetry, 1969)
Jonathan Mirin (plays, 2003)
Charles Mitchell (plays, 1993)
Rolf Moan (poetry, 1989)
Susan Monsky (fiction, 1981)
Publications:
Books: Midnight Suppers, Houghton Mifflin, 1983
Nicholas Montfort (poetry, 2001)
Wendy Moore (plays, 1993)
James Morgan (poetry, 1974)
Scott Morley (fiction, 1997)
Daniel Morris (fiction, 1986)
Ellen Morrison (poetry, 1993)
Jennifer Moses (fiction, 1983
Michael Moss (plays, 1988)
Andrew Mozina (fiction, 1990)
Publications:
Books: Joseph Conrad and the Art of Sacrifice: The Evolution of the Scapegoat Theme
in Joseph Conrad's Fiction, Routledge, 2001.
The Women were Leaving the Men: Stories, Wayne State Press, 2007
Periodicals: "The Women Were Leaving the Men," Tin House 6:1, October 2004.
"Lighter Than Air," Maisonneuve, September 2003.
"Missing in Action," September 11th, 2001: American Writers Respond, ed. William Heyen,
Estruscan Press, 2002.
"We Love Each Otter," The Florida Review 27:1, Spring 2002.
"The Love Letter," Fence 3:2, Fall/Winter 2000-2001.
"The Wrestlers," River Styx 57, Fall 2000.
"She Was Moist," Del Sol Review, Winter 2000 (Repub. in the Anthology of 2002).
"The Enormous Hand," Beloit Fiction Journal 12:2, Spring 1999.
"Beach," The Massachusetts Review 38:2, Summer 1997.
Edith Mueller (poetry, 1992)
Richard Murphy (poetry, 1983)
Samantha Myers (poetry, 2002)
H. M. Naqvi (fiction, 2006)
Vivek Naryanan (fiction, 2003)
Edmund Narme (1988)
Diane Neill (fiction, 1988)
Emily Newburger (fiction, 1995)
Mukoma Ngugi (poetry, 2001)
Publications:
Books: Hurling Words at Consciousness, Africa World Press, July 2006.
Conversing with Africa: Politics of Change, KPH, 2003.
Thu Nguyen (poetry, 2004)
Jacquelyn Nicholson (fiction, 1971)
Mohamad Nizam-Mafi (1987)
Ronan Noone (plays, 2001)
Publications:
Books: The Lepers of Baile Baiste, Samuel French, 2003
The Blowin of Baile Gall, Dramatist’s Playservice, 2005
The Mutton Bandit Molloy, Baker’s Plays, 2005
Periodicals: "Amereka," 236.1
Jeremy Norton (fiction, 1997)
Eric Norvell (poetry, 1995)
Emily Novick (fiction, 1983)
Ann Nowak (1975)
Caryn O'Connell (poetry, 2003)
Kristian O'Hare (plays, 2003)
William Oppenheimer (fiction, 1990)
Alex Ortolani (fiction, 2004)
George Osterhaus (poetry, 1996)
Michael O'Sullivan (poetry, 1997)
Jason Overdorf (fiction, 1997)
Jose Padilla (fiction, 2002)
Christine Palmadessi (1991)
Carla Panciera (poetry, 1987)
Aidan Parkinson (plays, 1999)
Guillermo Parra (poetry, 1999)
Lynette Peck (fiction, 2003)
Patricia Peknik (poetry, 1990)
Nathaniel Perry (poetry, 2004)
Publications:
Periodicals: "Two Poems," 236.2, 2006
Tyler Peterson (fiction, 2001)
Jeffrey Pethybridge (poetry, 2000)
Carl Phillips (poetry, 1993)
Publications:
Books: Riding Westward: Poems, Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2006
The Rest of Love, Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2004
Coin of the Realm: Essays on the Art and Life of Poetry, Graywolf, 2004
Rock Harbor, Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2002
From the Devotions, Graywolf Press, 2002
Cortege, Graywolf, 2002
Pastoral, Graywolf, 2002
The Tether, Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2001
Jan Phillips (fiction, 1992)
Michael Pickard (poetry, 2005)
Publications:
Periodicals: "Three Poems," 236.1, 2005
Todd Pinney (poetry, 1989)
Michael Plummer (fiction, 2000)
Jacqueline Pope (poetry, 1996)
Laraine Prasinos (fiction, 1982)
Natasha Pratap (fiction, 1998)
Jason Prentice (fiction, 2003)
Cynthia Purvis (fiction, 1994)
Sharon Pywell (fiction, 1989)
Publications:
Books: What Happened to Henry, Putnam, 2004
Everything After, Putnam, 2006
Sadaf Qureshi (poetry, 2003)
Shelby Raebeck (fiction, 1987)
Alison Rakoske (fiction, 1992)
Sheela Ramaprian (fiction, 1997)
Wendy Ranan (poetry, 1992)
Lynne Raughley (fiction, 1994)
Rishi Reddi (fiction, 2001)
Publications:
Books: Karma and Other Stories, Ecco, 2007
Anthologies: "Justice Shiva Ram Murthy," Best American Short Stories, eds. Michael Chabon
& Katrina Kennison, Houghton Mifflin, 2005
Elizabeth Rees (poetry, 1987)
Matthias Regan (1995)
Melanie Rehak (poetry, 1994)
Victoria Rentz (fiction, 2000)
Kevin Rice (plays, 1999)
Kirsten Richard (poetry, 2002)
Pamela Jo Richards (fiction, 1983)
Judith Richardson (poetry, 1975)
Marjorie Rigg (poetry, 1975)
Craig Riggins (fiction, 1994)
Lucille Rigor (poetry, 1995)
Pamela Rikkers (fiction, 1993)
David Rinaldi (fiction, 1988)
Christopher Rizzo (poetry, 2001)
Douglas Roberts (fiction, 2003)
Timothy Roberts (fiction, 1991)
Lynda Robinson (plays, 2001)
Gretchen Robinson (poetry, 1991)
William Rodriguez (1970)
Bruce Rogers (fiction, 1974)
Matthew Roland (plays, 2000)
Julie Rold (fiction, 1996)
Peter Romanow (poetry, 1981)
Jennifer Rose (poetry, 1985)
Lisa Rosenberg (poetry, 1990)
John Rosengren (fiction, 1994)
Publications:
Books: Alone in the Trenches: My Life as a Gay Man in the NFL, by Esera Tuaolo
& John Rosengren, Sourcebooks, 2006
Blades of Glory: The True Story of a Young Team Bred to Win, Sourcebooks, 2004
Meeting Christ in Teens: Startling Moments of Grace, Saint Mary's Press, 2002
Young Winners Guide to the Big Book: A Workbook for All Who Are Young and Recovering
in Twelve Step Programs, Compcare Publications, 1990
Life is Just a Party: Study Guide, Fairview Press, 1990
Life is Just a Party: Portrait of a Teenage Partier, Deaconess Press, 1989
David Rosner (1974)
Elizabeth Ross (fiction, 1993)
Elizabeth Rourke (fiction, 1995)
Jason Roush (poetry, 1998)
Publications:
Books: After Hours, Windstorm Creative, 2005
Breezeway, Windstorm Creative, 2007
Periodicals: "Two Poems & Two Translations," 236.2, 2006
Vanessa Roveto (plays, 2001)
Candace Rowe (fiction, 1981)
Russel Rowland (fiction, 1992)
Richard Rubin (fiction, 1991)
Julia Russel (fiction, 1988)
Gregory Russel (fiction, 1988)
Kim Russo (fiction, 1996)
Gregory Ryan (poetry, 1992)
Diane Saderup (fiction, 1987)
Rachel Safko (poetry, 1999)
Miriam Sagan (poetry, 1977)
Awards: Best Memoir of the Year, Independent Publishers, 2004
Publications:
Books: Rag Trade, La Alameda Press, 2004
Searching for a Mustard Seed, Quality Words in Print, 2003
Archeology of Desire Red Hen, 2001
Unbroken Line: The Lineage of Poetry, Sherman Asher Publishing, 1999
Dirty Laundry: 100 Days in a Zen Monastery, La Alameda Press, 1997
The Art of Love: New and Selected Poems, La Alameda Press, 1994
Pocahontas Discovers America, Adastra Press, 1993
Coastal Lives, Center Press, 1991
True Body, Parallax Press, 1991
Advice to the Unborn Baby, Fish Drum, 1991
Acequia Madre: Through the Mother Ditch, Adastra Press, 1988
Periodicals: "Two Poems," 236.1
Luke Salisbury (fiction, 1984)
Publications:
Books: Hollywood and Sunset, Shambling Gate Press, 2005
Blue Eden, Smith, 1996
The Cleveland Indian, Smith, 1991
The Answer is Baseball, Times Books, 1989
Periodicals:
"Dresden," 236.1, 2005
Catherine Salmons (poetry, 1990)
Martha Sanders (plays, 2001)
Darby Sanders (fiction, 1995)
Judith Sanders (fiction, 1982)
Alan Scherstuhl (fiction, 2000)
Stephen Scheuerman (poetry, 1988)
Joshua Schneyer (fiction & poetry, 1992)
Hattie Schroeder (fiction, 1995)
Laurens Schwartz (fiction, 1975)
Publications:
Books: Jews and the American Revolution : Haym Salomon and Others, McFarland, 1987
Edward Schwarzschild (fiction, 1999)
Anindita Sempere (poetry, 2005)
John Shanley (plays, 1994)
Publications:
Books: Doubt: A Parable, Theatre Communications Group, 2005
Dirty Story, Dramatists Play Service, 2003
Cellini, Dramatists Play Service, 2002
Where's my Money, Dramatists Play Service, 2002
Missing/Kissing: Missing Maria/Kissing Christine, Dramatists Play Service, 1997
Moonstruck; Joe Versus the Volcano; Five Corners: Screenplays,
Publishers Group West, 1996
Four Dogs and a Bone; & The Wild Goose Dramatists Play Service, 1995
13 by Shanley, Applause Masters Series, 1992
Beggars in the House of Plenty, Dramatists Play Service, 1992
The Big Funk: A Casual Play, Dramatists Play Service, 1991
Italian American Reconciliation: A Folktale, Dramatists Play Service, 1989
The Dreamer Examines his Pillow,Dramatists Play Service, 1987
Savage in Limbo: A Concert Play>, Dramatists Play Service, 1986
Women of Manhattan: An Upper West Side Story Dramatists Play Service, 1986
Welcome to the Moon, and Other Plays, Dramatists Play Service, 1985
Danny and the Deep Blue Sea: an Apache Dance, Dramatists Play Service, 1984
Don Share (poetry, 1988)
Publications:
Books: Union: Poems, Zoo Press, 2002
Translations: Seneca in English, Translated from the Latin, by Lucius Annaeus Seneca,
Penguin, 1998
I Have Lots of Heart, Translated from the Spanish, by Miguel Hernandez,
Bloodaxe Books, 1997
Chris Shigenaga (fiction, 1982)
William Siegel (fiction, 1996)
Katherine Sigelman (poetry, 2004)
Kathleen Silver (fiction, 1984)
Andrew Singer (poetry, 2000)
Natasha Singer (poetry, 1989)
James Sitar (poetry, 2005)
Johanna Slade (fiction, 2002)
E. V. Slate (fiction, 2002)
Publications:
Anthologies: "Full-Month Celebration," Best New American Voices, 2005
Periodicals: "Room For Everyone," The Pedestal Magazine, 2006
"Leaving Chimbai Road," 236.2, 2006
Sara Smilko (poetry, 2001)
Gregory Blake Smith (fiction, 1981)
Publications:
Books: The Divine Comedy of John Venner, Poseidon Press, 1992
The Devil in the Dooryard, William Morrow, 1986
Lorne Smith (plays, 1998)
Michael Bennet Smith (poetry, 2004)
Katherine Snodgrass (fiction & plays, 1990)
Steve Sohmer (fiction, plays, and English Literature, 1992)
Publications:
Books: Shakespeare's Mystery Play: The Opening of the Globe Theatre 1599,
St. Martin's Press, 1999
Onna Solomon (poetry, 2006)
Donna Sorbello (plays, 2003)
Laurie Soslow (poetry, 1998)
Kate Soukonnikov (fiction, 1996)
Christianne Souza (poetry, 2002)
John Spaulding (poetry, 2005)
Awards: Winner, National Poetry Series, 2004
Publications:
Books: The White Train, Louisiana State University Press, 2004
Civil War Recipes: Receipts from the Pages of Godey's Lady's Book,
Eds. John & Lily Spaulding, University Press of Kentucky, 1999
Walking in Stone, Wesleyan University Press, 1989
The Roses of Starvation, Riverstone, 1987
Periodicals: John Spaulding's poems have appeared in The Atlantic Monthly,
The Iowa Review, Prairie Schooner, Poetry, American Poetry Review, and 236.2
Frederick Speers (poetry, 2000)
Publications:
Periodicals: "Tital Flats," AGNI, 2006.
Kathleen Spivack (poetry, 1965)
Publications:
Books: Swimmer in the Spreading Dawn, Apple-Wood Books, 1981
The Jane Poems, Doubleday, 1974
Stephen Spoerl (poetry, 1995)
Sue Standing (1977)
Awards: Gravida won the Four Way Books Series in poetry, 1995
Publications:
Books: Deception Pass, Alice James Books, 1984
Gravida, Four Way Books, 1995
Richard James Stanton (fiction, 1984)
Brian Stavely (poetry, 2002)
David Steiling (1974)
Lisa Stendig (poetry, 1989)
Arlene Stone (poetry, 1973)
Publications:
Books: At the Gates of Hell: Poems to Survive By, The Renaissance Press, 1982
The Image Maker: Poems, Plowshare Press, 1976
The Shule of Jehovah: A Narrative Poem, Emmanuel Press, 1976
Scarlett Stoppa (fiction, 2002)
Donald Stott (fiction, 1993)
Jacob Strautmann (poetry, 2000)
Jennifer Stroup (fiction, 2004)
Publications:
Periodicals: "Gentlemen and Rogues," 236.1, 2005
Elizabeth Sullivan (fiction, 1989)
Pamela Sutton (poetry, 1999)
Martha Sweezy (plays & fiction, 1984)
Andrew Swinger (poetry, 1996)
Lance Tait (plays, 1994)
Publications:
Books: Miss Julie, David Mamet Fan Club and other Plays, Enfield Publishing, 2000
Meghan Tally (poetry, 2004)
Peter Tamaribuchi (plays, 1999)
Alice Teresa Taylor (poetry, 2006)
Tess Taylor (poetry, 2006)
Emily Taylor (poetry, 1996)
Lauren Hallett Tharaud (fiction, 2006)
Amy Thomas (poetry, 1999)
Simon Thomas (poetry, 1994)
Gwen Thompson (fiction, 1999)
Lynn Thompson (1985)
Melanie Rae Thon (fiction, 1983)
Publications:
Books: Sweet Hearts, Houghton Mifflin, 2001
First, Body: Stories Houghton Mifflin, 1997
Iona Moon Simon & Schuster, 1993
Girls in the Grass, Random House, 1991
Meteors in August, Random House, 1990
Margaret Thow (fiction, 1976)
Arthur Tishman (poetry, 1981)
Beverly Towkarz (poetry, 1992)
Carla Tomaso (fiction, 1974)
Elise Tompkins (poetry, 1992)
Sarah Towers (fiction, 2000)
D. H. Tracy (poetry, 2002)
Jessica Treadway (fiction, 2002)
John Werner Trieschmann (plays, 1990)
Catherine Tudish (fiction, 1984)
Publications:
Books:
Tennney's Landing: Stories, Scribner, 2004
American Cream, Scribner, 2007
Raymond Tumbelson (1986)
Publications:
Books: Catholicism in the English Protestant Imagination : Nationalism, Religion, and Literature,
1660-1745, Cambridge University Press, 1998
Angela Tung (fiction, 1996)
Mark Turpin (poetry, 1999)
Publications:
Anthologies: "Nailer," Agni New Poets Series, 2, Graywolf Press, 1997
Von Underwood (poetry, 1976)
Heather Ure (poetry, 1998)
Deborah Valianti (plays, 1989)
Joyce Van Dyke (plays, 1996)
Kim Van Voorhees (poetry, 2003)
Keith Vanden Einden (poetry, 1992)
Patrice Vidal (fiction, 1994)
Mark Wagner (poetry, 1991)
Publications:
Books: A Cabin in a Field, Mellen Poetry Press, 2001
Periodicals: "Two Poems," 236.2, 2006
Albert Waitt III (fiction, 1999)
Dale Walkonen (poetry, 1973)
Christopher Wall (plays, 1996)
Anthony Wallace (fiction, 1999)
Publications:
Periodicals: "Pueblo," 236.1, 2005
Yunshi Wang (fiction, 2002)
Bruce David Ward (plays, 2006)
David Waters (fiction, 1989)
Claudia Waszkis (fiction, 1998)
Jesse Wegman (fiction, 2001)
Amy Weingartner (1991)
Michael Weinreb (fiction, 2001)
Publications:
Books: The Kings of New York: A Year Among the Geeks, Oddballs, and Genuises
Who Make Up America's Top High School Chess Team, Gotham, 2007
Girl Boy etc., Red Dress Ink, 2004
How to Be Like Mike: Life Lessons about Basketball's Best, HCI, 2001
Marketing Your Dreams: Business and Life Lessons from Bill Veeck
Baseball's Marketing Genius, Pat Williams & Michael Weinreb,
Sports Publishing, 2001
Benno Weisberg (fiction, 2000)
William Weisbruch (fiction, 1988)
Silvia Weiser (1972)
Erica Weitzman (poetry, 1999)
Publications:
Periodicals: "From Studies," 236.2, 2006
George Weld (poetry, 1996)
Kathleen Wheaton (1983)
Scott Whitaker (poetry, 1997)
Jennifer White (fiction, 1998)
Lora White (fiction, 1992)
Wendy White (poetry, 1984)
Michiyo Whiteman (poetry, 1992)
Judith Whiteside (fiction, 1973)
John Whitman (poetry, 1991)
Melvin Wilk (1966)
Andrew John Wilson (fiction, 2006)
James Wilson (1993)
Donald Wisz (1981)
James Wood (poetry, 1993)
Kristin Wood (poetry, 1987)
JoAnna Wool (fiction, 2001)
Stefanie Wortman (poetry, 2003)
Cedric Yamanaka (fiction, 1987)
Matthew Yost (fiction, 1998)
Awards: Robert Fitzgerald Translation Prize, 2002
Publications:
Periodicals: "The Letter," Agni, 2002
"First Snow," (translated from the French, by Guy de Maupassant), Agni, 2002
Daniel Young (fiction, 2001)
Janet Young (fiction, 1987)
Thomas Yuill (poetry, 1999)
Humair Yusuf (fiction, 1997)
Publications:
Periodicals: "Incapable of Love," Agni, 1997
Karen Zacarias (plays, 1995)
Laine Zachary (fiction, 1986)
Mona Zutshi (fiction, 2001)
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