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Joan Connor is Professor in Fiction Writing at Ohio University and a professor in the Stonecoast
MFA in Creative Writing Program.
Her third collection of short stories, History
Lessons, won the AWP Award, 2002. Her previous collections are Here
on Old Route 7 and We Who Live Apart. Her work
has appeared or is upcoming in Glimmer Train: The Southern Review, The
Journal, Arts and Letters, TriQuarterly, The
Gettysburg Review, The Kenyon Review, Chelsea
Magazine, Manoa, and Shenandoah among
others.
She is a recipient
of an Ohio Arts Council grant and the winner of the Ohio Writer award in
fiction and nonfiction and the John Gilgun
award. She lives in Athens, Ohio and Belmont, Vermont with her son, Kerry.
Listen to Joan Connor read her short story,
The Folly of Being Comforted
(21 min. 04 sec.)
Listen
to Joan Connor read her short story,
Men in Brown
(31
min. 20 sec.)
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