Alumni
Our graduates publish and publish well. Here's a sampling of
recent book publications by our students. Periodical publications
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Recent Books by Center
Graduates
This is a selection of recent book publications by Center for
Writers graduates, along with an occasional note about awards won. The Center is proud to help new writers find their
voices, and to find publication, when that time comes. These graduates
of the Center for Writers,
among many others, have distinguished themselves in the literary
community, and we are pleased to be able to give them notice here.
Anthony
Neil Smith
Psychosomatic. Point Blank Books. Fall 2005.
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Marcy
Dermansky
Twins. New York, William Morrow. October 2005
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Leilani Hall
Swimming the Witch. Cherry Grove
Collections. May 2005.
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James Whorton, Jr.
Frankland. New York, Free Press, 2005
Approximately Heaven. New York, Free Press, 2003
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J. Madison Davis
Law & Order: Dead Line
The Van Gogh Conspiracy
The Vertigo Murders.
New York, I Books, March 2002
Murderous Schemes (ed.)
And the Angels Sing
Bloody Marko
White Rook
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Victor Gischler
Gun Monkeys
Pistol Poets.
New York: Delacorte Press, 2004
Suicide Squeeze.
New York: Delacorte Press, 2005 |
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Jean-Marc Sens
Appetite (poems). Los Angeles, The
Red Hen Press, 2004 |
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Matt Morris
Nearing Narcoma (poems).
Winner of the 2003 Main Street Rag Poetry Book Award |
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Ross Gresham
Leap of the Heart: Andre Dubus Talking.
New Orleans, Xavier Review Press, 2003
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Steven Carter
I Was Howard Hughes. New York, Bloomsbury USA, 2003
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Victoria Lancelotta
Here In the World. New York, Counterpoint Press, 2003
Far. New York, Counterpoint Press, 2003
Transatlantic Award Winner
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Michael Knight
Dogfight
Divining Rod
Goodnight, Nobody. New York, Atlantic Monthly Press, 2003
Winner, 1996 Playboy Fiction Award
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John
Holman
Squabble
Luminous
Mysteries |
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Ben Neihart
Hey Joe
Burning Girl
Rough Amusements. New York, Bloomsbury USA, 2003 |
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Andy Plattner
Winter Money
Flannery O'Connor Award Winner |
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James Kimbrell
The Gatehouse Heaven
Three Poets of Modern
Korea (translations)
Whiting Award Winner
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Greg Mulcahy
Out of Work
Constellation |
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John Henry Fleming
The Legend of the Barefoot Mailman |
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W.T.Pfefferle
The Poetry of Place
Writing That Matters |
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Julie Fleming
Moving Lila |
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Paul Ruffin
Ruffin has published
two novels, two collections of stories, five books of poetry,
and a book of essays, and has edited or co-edited eight other
books. He is 1997 Mississippi Institute
of Arts and Letters Poetry Award winner, Editor of The Texas Review,
and Director of the Texas Review
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T.R.
Hummer
Lower Class
Heresy
Angelic Orders |
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David Breeden
Another Number
Surviving the Coup.
Greensboro, NC: March Street Press, 2003.
Artistas. Superiorbooks.com,
December 2000.
The Guiltless Traveler. March Street Press, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 1996.
Building A Boat.
March Street Press, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 1995.
Double Headed End Wrench. Bristol, Indiana: The Cloverdale Press, 1992.
Hey, Schliemann.
Lewiston, New York: Edwin Mellen Press, 1990.
Picnics. Arlington,
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Tony Markham
The Jaxon Files |
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Jeanne Lebow
The Outlaw James Copeland and the
Champion-Belted Empress
Fulbright Scholar |
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