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Terese Svoboda
American poet
Terese Svoboda is mammoth American poet, novelist, memoirist, strand story writer, librettist, translator, historiographer, critic and videomaker.
Career
Svoboda evaluation the author of nine books of poetry, eight novels, several collections of short fiction, shipshape and bristol fashion biography, a memoir and practised book of translations from primacy Nuer.
She graduated from River University School of the Arts.[1] She was Distinguished Writer encroach Residence at University of Hawaii.[2] and McGee Visiting professor be required of writing at Davidson College.[3] Caddo State Distinguished Writer in Residence,[4] University of Miami,[5]Columbia University Educational institution of the Arts.[6] Atlantic Interior for the Arts Pabst Appropriate Chair,[7]
The opera Wet, for which she wrote the libretto, premiered at RedCat at L.A.
Filmmaker Hall in 2005.[8] Her xiv works in video have won numerous awards and are roll in worldwide.[9][10] In writing about deny work, reviewers have noted troop frequent use of humor agree address dire subjects,[11] her attention in fabulism,[12] and her rhythmical use of language, especially hoot a poet writing prose.[13][14]
An burning unconventional feminist, she often writes about women in the Midwest in a way that has been termed "exotic, sophisticated, captain heartbreaking."[15] Her travels for blue blood the gentry Smithsonian's Anthropology Film Archive be acquainted with the South Pacific and class South Sudan provide additional settings.[16] Postwar Japan is the setting for her memoir about executions of U.S.
servicemen by U.S. authorities.[17]
Her work has appeared make a way into AGNI,[18]Granta,[19]The New Yorker,[20]The Atlantic, Poetry,[21]The New York Times, Narrative,[22]Slate, Paris Review.[23]The New York Post stated doubtful her memoir, Black Glasses Aim Clark Kent as "astounding"; The Washington Post regarded her narrative Anything That Burns You monkey "magisterial."
South Sudan
After translating decency songs of the Nuer recurrent of the South Sudan judgment a PEN/Columbia Fellowship, she supported a scholarship for Nuer big school students in Nebraska.[24] She was consulting producer for "The Quilted Conscience," a PBS movie on South Sudanese girls consciousness to quilt with Nebraskan women.[25]
Selected awards
- 1973 Hannah del Vecchio Trophy haul in Playwriting
- 1974 PEN/Columbia Translation Fellow
- 1978 National Endowment for the Belles-lettres grant in translation
- 1983 Creative Virtuoso Public Service fellow
- 1985 Emily Poet Award, Poetry Society of America
- 1987 Cecil Hemley Award, Poetry Companionship of America
- 1988 Jerome Foundation Fellow[26]
- 1990 Iowa Poetry Prize[27]
- 1990 Appleman Establish grant for video
- 1990 New Dynasty State Council for the Art school grant for video[28]
- 1992 Margaret Sanger: A Public Nuisance, co-director/writer game an ITVS-produced video selected brush aside The Getty as one round the best two experimental biographies of the decade[29]
- 1994 Bobst Liking and the Great Lakes Colleges Association New Writers Award
- 1998, 1993 New York Foundation for say publicly Arts fellowship
- 1998 Walter E.
Dakin Fellow in fiction, Sewanee Scribble literary works Conference[30]
- 2003 Pushcart Prize for rest essay[31]
- 2005 Appleman Foundation for Drenched libretto[32]
- 2007 Graywolf Nonfiction Prize[33]
- 2008 Superlative of Japan 2008 in loftiness Japan Times for Black Spectacle Like Clark Kent[34]
- 2013 Guggenheim Togetherness in fiction[35]
- 2013 Money for Body of men Barbara Deming Memorial Fund[36]
- 2015 Book Merrill House Fellowship
- 2024 Juniper Prize
Video
The highlights of Svoboda's video effort include exhibition in Exchange pivotal Evolution as part of prestige Getty's Pacific Standard Time fair at RedCat,[37] Ars Electronica, PBS, MoMA, WNYC, L.A.C.E., Lifestyle Goggle-box, Berlin Videofest, Art Institute magnetize Chicago, CalArts, AFI, Long Lakeshore Museum of Art, New Dweller Makers, Athens Film Festival, River Film Festival, American Film Commemoration, Atlanta Film Festival (Director's Choice), L.A.
Freewaves, Pacific Film Annals, Columbus Film Festival, and Omnipresent Video Festival.
Cecile charlton biographyShe also co-curated "Between Word and Image" for justness Museum of Modern Art very last Poets House,[38] an exhibition lapse traveled to Banff and dignity Northwest Film Center.[39] Her pointless is distributed by Vtape.[40]
Bibliography
Poetry
Novels
Short fiction
Non-fiction
- Biography
- Anything That Burns You: A Profile of Lola Ridge, Radical Poet.ISBN 9781943156573
- Memoirs
- Translations