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publications
- Novels:
- Private Parts, 1992, Longstreet Press
- Keeper of the House, 1994, 2994, St. Martin's Press (paperback, 1995, SMP); named a Top 10 Book of 1995 by Charleston, SC, Post-Courier, continuously in print since 1994
- Short Fiction:
- Published in The Paris Review, Epoch, Crescent Review, South Carolina Review, The Sun, The Oxford American, and elsewhere. Finalist, Carve magazine's Raymond Carver Short Story Award, 2003
- Anthologies:
- Inheritance: Selections from the S.C. Writer's Project (Hub City Press)
- Criticism:
- "Imagining Other/wise: Rebecca T. Godwin's Keeper of the House and the Politics of Transracial Narrative" by Christine MacLeod, Critique: Studies in Contemporary Fiction, Spring 2000
- Novels:
honors and awards
- Winner, 1988 South Carolina Fiction Project
- Screening Judge, Drue Heinz Literature Prize, 1993 and 2002
- National Endowment for the Arts fellowship in literature, 1994-95
- Subject of 30-minute profile on SC-ETV, The Writer's Circle, 1996
- Keynote speaker, Bennington College convocation, 1999
- Panelist/judge, S.C. Fiction Fellowship, 2001
- MacDowell Colony fellow, 2001
- Judge, Petigru Review fiction contest, 2007
education
- Coastal Carolina University
- B.A. English, summa cum laude, 1977
- Bread Loaf School of English at Middlebury College
- M.A. English, 1988
- Coastal Carolina University
professional experience
- Teaching:
- Bennington Writing Workshops, 1995
- Wildacres Writing Workshops, 1996
- Bennington July Program, 1999
- Bennington College MFA in Writing Program, 2002
- Faculty member, Bennington College, 2002-
- Editorial:
- Editor/writer, Bennington magazine, 1994-2002
- Faculty editor, plain china: The Bennington Literary Magazine, 2009
- Faculty editor, plain china: Best Undergraduate Writing, a national anthology, 2009-
- Teaching:
Assorted additional work experience: secretary in a steel mill for 12 years, real estate brokerage owner, advertising copywriter and editor.
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