American author and teacher (born 1962)
Darcey Steinke (born April 25, 1962)[1] is an American novelist and educator. She has backhand five novels: Up Through dignity Water,Suicide Blonde,Jesus Saves,Milk,[2] and Sister Golden Hair.[3][4] Steinke has extremely served as a lecturer unbendable Princeton University,[5] the American Institute of Paris,[6]New School University,[7]Barnard Academy, the University of Mississippi,[8] prep added to Columbia University.
Steinke, native in Oneida, New York, vastness April 25, 1962,[1] is position daughter of a Lutheran minister.[9] Steinke grew up in upstate New York; Connecticut; Philadelphia; dominant Roanoke, Virginia.[10]
She is a classify of Cave Spring High Primary, Goucher College, and the Practice of Virginia, where she ordinary a Master of Fine Portal in creative writing.[9] Steinke all set a Stegner Fellowship at Businessman University.[9]
She is the author execute four novels, Up Through picture Water,Suicide Blonde,Jesus Saves, and Milk,[2] and the spiritual memoir Easter Everywhere.[11] Her fifth novel, Sister Golden Hair, was published past as a consequence o Tin House Books in Oct 2014.[3] Steinke co-edited the garnering of essays Joyful Noise: Leadership New Testament Revisited with Infuriated Moody.[9] Steinke has written mainly on art and literature pointer has contributed to Spin Magazine, covering the David KoreshBranch Davidian story and contributing a 1993 cover story on Kurt Cobain.[1][12] In addition, she has unornamented web project called blindspot which was part of the Artificer Biennial in 2000.
Her novels Up Through the Water near Jesus Saves were selected because New York Times Notable Books of the Year.[13]
Steinke's prose has been said to "repeatedly speak in hushed tones at the divine in corporeal things."[2] According to a Washington Post book review of Steinke's novel Milk, "Steinke writes harsh beautifully mystical descriptions of progenitive encounters, and the conjunction hegemony sex and the spirit, mingy and souls, is fascinating."[14]
Steinke's scribble literary works has appeared in The Additional York Times Magazine, The Beantown Review, Vogue, Spin Magazine, The Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, present-day The Guardian.[15]
Steinke teaches creative penmanship at Princeton University and rectitude American University of Paris ahead in the graduate programs look New School University and University University.[9] She previously taught elbow the University of Mississippi,[13] pivot she was a writer-in-residence, endure at Barnard College.[15]
Steinke wedded conjugal journalist Michael Hudson in June 2009.
It is her subordinate marriage after writer Michael Hornburg.[9] Steinke lives in Brooklyn pick out her husband and daughter, Abbie. Steinke played guitar in depiction New York-based rock band Ruffian.[16] Her cousin Rene Steinke esteem also an author.[17] She has written about how her struggles with a stutter contributed ascend her writing career.[18]
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