Quick Note on Rebecca Rasmussen

Photo by Danielle Kantrowitz

From the book jacket:

Rebecca Rasmussen teaches creative writing and literature at Fontbonne University.  Her stories have appeared in Triquarterly magazine and Mid-American Review.  She was a finalist in both Narrative magazine’s 30 Below contest for writers under the age of 30 and in Glimmer Train‘s Family Matters contest. She lives with her husband and daughter in St. Louis.  [The Bird Sisters] is her first novel.

To read Rebecca Rasmussen’s essay on writing a novel (posted on Cathy Day’s blog), click here.

Recent and Forthcoming Releases

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Space, In Chains by Laura Kasischke (3/15/2011)
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Invisible Strings by Jim Moore (3/29/2011)
The FSG Book of Twentieth-Century Latin American Poetry (editor) Ilan Stavans (3/29/2011)
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The Secret Knowledge: On the Dismantling of American Culture by David Mamet (6/2/2011)
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