Douglas Glover

DOUGLAS GLOVER is the author of five story collections, four novels, a book of essays, Notes Home from a Prodigal Son, and The Enamoured Knight, a book about Don Quixote and novel form. His bestselling novel Elle won the 2003 Governor-General's Award for Fiction, was short-listed for the IMPAC Dublin Literary Award, and has been optioned by Isuma Igloolik Productions, makers of Atarnajuat, The Fast Runner. His story book A Guide to Animal Behaviour was a finalist for the 1991 Governor-General's Award. His critically acclaimed novel The Life and Times of Captain N. was listed by the Chicago Tribune as one of the best books of 1993 and as a Globe and Mail top-ten paperback of 2001; and 16 Categories of Desire was short-listed for the Rogers Writers Trust Fiction Award. Glover was the recipient of the 2006 Writers' Trust of Canada Timothy Findley Award. His stories have been frequently anthologized, notably in The Best American Short Stories, Best Canadian Stories, and The New Oxford Book of Canadian Stories. His criticism has appeared in the Globe and Mail, the New York Times Book Review, the Washington Post Book World, Boston Globe Books, and the Los Angeles Times.

Faculty Writing

Laurie Alberts (CNF/F)

Ralph Angel

Robin Behn

Jen Bervin

Kurt Caswell

Mark Cox

Trinie Dalton

Matthew Dickman

Nancy Eimers

Sascha Feinstein

Connie May Fowler

Abby Frucht

Jody Gladding

Douglas Glover

Rigoberto Gonzalez

Philip Graham

Richard Jackson

David Jauss

Ellen Lesser

Patrick Madden

Richard McCann

Clint McCown

William Olsen

Jess Row

Mary Ruefle

Natasha Saje

Betsy Sholl

Sue William Silverman

Domenic Stansberry

Larry Sutin

Leslie Ullman

Nance Van Winckel

Robert Vivian (CNF/F)

David Wojahn

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