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Howard Norman Writer in Residence Spring 2003 Susan Richard Shreve
Writer in Residence, Spring 2002
George Garrett
Writer in Residence, Spring 2001 Darcey Steinke
Writer in Residence, Spring 2000
Pocket Canons-John (The Gospel of John, King James Version, Introduced by Darcey Steinke) darcey steinke (a fan page)
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W. S. Merwin is our Fall 2005 Writer-In-Residence.
is our spring 2005 writer-in-residence. She will read from her work on Wednesday April 6, 2005 at 7:30 PM in the Buchner Room of the Alumni House at Goucher College. No reservations are required.
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Robert Stone the National Book Award Winning Novelist is our Fall 2004 Writer-In-Residence .
is our Writer in Residence for Spring 2004! was our writer in residence in spring 2003; follow the link above for more. was our writer in residence in spring 2002; follow the link above for more. was our writer in residence in spring 2001; follow the link above for more. Darcey Steinke ....read from her works on Tuesday, February 8, 2000, as the Kratz Center's first annual Writer in Residence. For the introduction delivered at this event by Madison Smartt Bell, click here. Darcey Steinke interviewed by Goucher Quarterly Darcey Steinke, who has been invited as the center's first writer-in-residence for spring semester 2000, has quickly established herself as an up-and-coming novelist. Her first short fiction was published in The Crescent Review before she graduated from Goucher in 1985. Her first novel, Up Through the Water, a lyrical work set on Ocracoke Island, was published by Doubleday in 1989. Her second novel, Suicide Blonde, was published in 1992. Her most recent work of fiction, Jesus Saves, was a New York Times Notable Book of the Year in 1997. After her graduation from Goucher, Darcey Steinke became a Henry Hoyns Fellow at the University of Virginia, where she earned an MFA. She was also a Wallace Stegner Fellow at Stanford University and recipient of a Time, Inc. fellowship. In her youth, she was briefly a White House Intern; more recently she covered the Monica Lewinsky affair for George Magazine. Steinke is also a frequent correspondent for Spin. She has taught writing at many institutions, most recently the University of Mississippi in Faulkner's home town, Oxford.
Left to right: Madison Smartt Bell, Eleanor Kratz Denoon, Darcey Steinke, President Judy Jolley Mohraz
left: Meg Guroff of BALTIMORE MAGAZINE
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 photo from Talk, March 2000 | blindspot (a multimedia project)
New Yorker Caricature (left) 10/5/92 Interview with Darcey Steinke (Memphis Flyer) Smashing Their Heads On The Punk Rock (Darcey Steinke covers Nirvana) SATAN'S CHEERLEADERS (Darcey Steinke covers Rock and Roll Deviltry in Scandanavia) Features - Gospel Musings by Younger Authors (Steinke's anthology of religious essays, Joyful Noise, reviewed by the Christian Science Monitor)
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