Linda J. Clifton

Fiction Writer, Poet

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Seattle, WA
Washington US

Author's Bio

Linda Clifton, Seattle, Washington, served as K-12 Director of the Puget Sound Writing Project at the University of Washington where she earned her PhD in medieval literature in 1989. Clifton, an experienced teacher and independent editor, offers workshops on the teaching of writing and on writing to learn across the curriculum. Clifton founded Crab Creek Review and was a guest editor for Hedgebrook Journal. Her poetry has appeared in a number of little magazines including Drash and Calyx, and in Shadowmarks from award-winning Blue Begonia Press. Her chapbook, Painting the Face of G-d, explores the relationship between making art and connecting with the spiritual. Read samples of her work at www.clifton-consulting.com

Publications & Prizes

Fiction

Journals:
Blue Begonia Press
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Drash
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Gold Dust
,
NWP Voice
,
Tinderbox

Poetry

Anthologies:
Weathered Pages: The Poetry Pole (Blue Begonia Press, 2005)
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Gypsy Dress in the Holocaust Museum (NWP e-Anthology, 2003)
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Moon (Crab Creek Review, 1994)
Journal:
Drash

Personal Favorites

What I'm reading now: 
A Pigeon & A Boy by Meir Shalev, The Inheritance of Loss by Kiran Desai

More Information

Gives readings: 
Yes
Travels for readings: 
Yes
Identifies as: 
Jewish
Prefers to work with: 
Any
Fluent in: 
English
Born in: 
Brooklyn
Raised in: 
Balboa, CZ, Rep de Panama
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Last update: Jun 15, 2011