Judith Slater
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Judith Slater is an American writer and author of the award-winning book, "The Baby Can Sing".
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[edit] Education
- MFA, The University of Massachusetts, Amherst MFA Program for Poets & Writers
- BA, University of Oregon
- MA, San Francisco State
[edit] Personal life
Slater has lived in Nebraska since 1987. She is married to the writer Gerald Shapiro.
[edit] Awards
- Winner, Mary McCarthy Prize for Short Fiction (Stuart Dybek was the judge)
- Awards from the Nebraska Arts Council
- Henfield Foundation's Transatlantic Review Award in Fiction.
[edit] Books
- The Baby Can Sing (1999)
[edit] Other Publications
[edit] Career
- Teaches Creative Writing and Literature at The University of Nebraska, Lincoln.
