Annie Lampman’s works of short fiction, narrative essays, and poetry have recently been published or are forthcoming in journals and anthologies such as The Normal School, Orion Magazine, The Massachusetts Review, and Women Writing the West, among numerous others. Her work has been awarded the 2020 Literature Fellowship special mention by the Idaho Commission on the Arts, the 2019 Dogwood Literary Award in Fiction, a Best American Essays “Notable,” a Pushcart Prize Special Mention, first place in the Everybody Writes poetry contest, an Idaho Arts writing grant, and a national wilderness artist’s residency through the Bureau of Land Management. She lives with her family in Moscow, Idaho where she received her MFA in fiction from the University of Idaho. She is a professor of honors creative writing at the Washington State University Honors College.
Stories in Smokelong Quarterly
Story:
Stormy’s Port and Polish
Interview: Smoke & Mirrors: An Interview with Annie Lampman
