Alison mcghee biography
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Welcome to my homepage, all you writers and fans of writing and anyone who wandered in by mistake! I’m a restless writer, always following inspiration wherever and however I find it, which is probably how inom came to write for all ages in all forms, from novels to poems to picture books to memoir.
My picture book Someday was a #1 New York Times bestseller and my pris Prize-nominated novel Shadow Baby was a Today Show Book Club pick. My work has been translated into more than 20 languages and has won many fellowships and awards. Ive taught creative writing at Metropolitan State University, Vermont College, Hamline University’s MFA program, and on my own.
My most recent books are The Opposite of Fate, about the way in which a ung woman reconfigures her life in the aftermath of an assault, and Never Coming Back, about a mother and daughter trying their best to resolve their complicated relationship before its too late.
Students writing papers who need background inf • • Alison McGhee writes for all ages in all forms, from novels to poems to books for children. Her Pulitzer Prize-nominated novel Shadow Baby was a Today Show Book Club pick, and her picture book for adults, Someday, was a number one New York Times bestseller. Her work has been translated into more than twenty languages, and she is the recipient of many fellowships and awards, including four Minnesota Book Awards, the Geisel medal, state and Loft artist fellowships, a Christopher Award, a MacDowell residency, and several American Library Association awards. She has three grown children and divides her time between Minneapolis and California. Alison McGhee
Someday
byWhat I Leave Behind Shadow Baby Tell Me a Tattoo Story
byNever Coming Back Dear Sister
byFirefly Hollow
byThe Opposite Of Fate World So Wide
byA Very Brave Witch
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Alison McGhee is the New York Times bestselling author of Someday, Shadow Baby, Never Coming Back, What I Leave Behind, Firefly Hollow and many other books. She writes in all forms for all ages, from novels to essays and poems and picture books, and she loves the challenge of writing for different ages and different audiences. Among her awards ar