Denver native Lauren Small earned a Ph.D. in Comparative Literature. Her scholarly work
has appeared in academic journals such as Statement: The Journal of the Colorado Language
Arts Society, MLN, and German Quarterly, and she has published fiction in literary magazines
such as Fiction, StoryQuarterly, and Partisan Review. Her short story “Livia” was nominated for
a Pushcart Prize. Small has spoken at numerous schools around the country and has presented
at the Miami Book Fair International, the Sanibel Island Writers Conference, Florida Gulf Coast
University, and the annual conference of the Colorado Language Arts Society. She is Adjunct
Professor of Creative Writing at the Community College of Baltimore County and co-author of
The End of the Book: Writing in a Changing World (Bridle Path Press 2010). Choke Creek
(Bridle Path Press 2009), her first novel, has been taught in high schools across the nation.
Contact:
- Lauren Small
- 8419 Stevenson Road
- Baltimore, MD 21208
- 410-608-5841
- lcsmall@comcast.net
