Marilyn Stablein

Author's Bio

Recent Visiting Writer at the University of Indiana. Teaching workshops in memoir, poetry and short fiction. A new chapbook of prose poems, More Night Travels to Tibet, printed in Kathmandu, Nepal, was published by Shivastan Publishers. Recent poems appeared in The Kyoto Review, the Voices of New Mexico Anthology, Malpais Review, New Mexico Poetry Review and the Santa Fe Literary Review.

Publications and Prizes

Books:

Splitting Hard Ground (La Alameda Press, 2010), Sleeping in Caves (Monkfish, 2003), The Monkey Thief (Shivastan Press, 2003), High in the Himalayas (Exit Press, 2002), Night Travels to Tibet (Shivastan Press, 2001), Vermin: A Bestiary (Reservoir Press, 1997), Climate of Extremes: Landscape & Imagination (Black Heron Press, 1995), The Census Taker (Black Heron Press, 1992), Intrusions in Ice (Wash'n Press, 1988)

Anthologies:

Nixon Under the Bodhi Tree: Buddhist Fiction (Wisdom Publications, 2004)

Journals:

Pilgrimage

Prizes:

Splitting Hard Ground:Poems(La Alameda Press) won the New Mexico Book Award and the National Press Women's Book Award. Grants and awards from the NY Council on the Arts, Seattle and King County Arts Commissions, two Yaddo residencies, Richard Hugo House,and Southwest Writers.

Marilyn Stablein Resume

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Listing last updated: January 10, 2013

More Information

Listed as:

Creative Nonfiction Writer, Fiction Writer, Poet

Gives readings?

Yes

Travels for readings?

Yes

Identifies as:

Norwegian American

Prefers to work with:

Any

Fluent in:

English

Born in:

Los Angeles, CA

Raised in:

Palo Alto, CA