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Connie May Fowler
Connie May Fowler is an award-winning novelist, memoirist, and screenwriter.
Connie travels the country, speaking on topics such as writing, self-employment in the arts, literacy, domestic violence, child abuse, environmental issues, and popular culture. She teaches writing workshops and seminars globally and offers private sessions in the novel, the short story, and creative non-fiction.
She serves on the faculty of The Afghan Women's Writing Project and is currently a visiting faculty member in the Vermont College of Fine Arts low residency creative writing MFA program. She is a Florida native.
Connie travels the country, speaking on topics such as writing, self-employment in the arts, literacy, domestic violence, child abuse, environmental issues, and popular culture. She teaches writing workshops and seminars globally and offers private sessions in the novel, the short story, and creative non-fiction.
She serves on the faculty of The Afghan Women's Writing Project and is currently a visiting faculty member in the Vermont College of Fine Arts low residency creative writing MFA program. She is a Florida native.
Novels
Sugar Cage (1992)
River of Hidden Dreams (1994)
Before Women Had Wings (1996)
Remembering Blue (2000)
The Problem with Murmur Lee (2005)
How Clarissa Burden Learned to Fly (2010)
River of Hidden Dreams (1994)
Before Women Had Wings (1996)
Remembering Blue (2000)
The Problem with Murmur Lee (2005)
How Clarissa Burden Learned to Fly (2010)
Novellas and Short Stories
Non fiction show
Books containing stories by Connie May Fowler
Private Investigations (2020)
Writers on the Secrets, Riddles, and Wonders in Their Lives
edited by
Victoria Zackheim
Connie May Fowler recommends
We Need No Wings (2024)
Ann Dávila Cardinal
"From the very first sentence, you know that Ann Davila Cardinal's We Need No Wings is a story for the ages. Tere Sanchez is a grieving widow, a loving mother, a brilliant professor and, oh yeah, she levitates. This novel explores the inexorable pull of blood ties, the power of ancestral homecomings, and one woman's transcendent journey into selfhood. Sassy, smart, humorous, and deeply affecting, this book will make you want to fly."
The Hidden Light of Northern Fires (2017)
Daren Wang
"Though set in the past, this is a new story, an important story, one we all need to read. Daren Wang’s first novel is a marvel, and I hope he writes many, many more."
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