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Steven Schwartz Professor.
B.A., Psychology, University of Colorado; M.F.A., Creative
Writing, University of Arizona.
Professor Schwartz teaches undergraduate and
graduate courses in creative writing. His books include two
collections of stories, To Leningrad in Winter (University
of Missouri Press, 1985), and Lives of the Fathers (University
of Illinois, 1991), and two novels, Therapy (Harcourt Brace,1994)
and A Good Doctor's Son (William Morrow, 1998). His fiction
has appeared in many places, including Ploughshares, Tikkun,
Redbook, Antioch Review, The Virginia Quarterly Review and
has been recorded for National Public Radio's "Selected
Shorts." His awards include a National Endowment of the
Arts Fellowship, the 1999 Colorado Book Award for Fiction,
the Sherwood Anderson Prize, and two O.Henry awards. He has
also been on the faculty of the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference,
where he was the John Gardner Fellow in Fiction.
Phone: 970 491 6892
Email Address: Steven.Schwartz@colostate.edu
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