Lydia Peelle
Lydia Peelle was born in Boston. Her short stories have appeared in numerous publications and have won two Pushcart Prizes, an O. Henry Award, and been twice featured in Best New American Voices. She lives in Nashville, Tennessee.
Awards: NBA (2009) see all
Genres: Historical
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Novellas and Short Stories
Kidding Season (2009)
Mule Killers (2009)
Phantom Pain (2009)
Shadow on a Weary Land (2009)
The Still Point (2009)
Sweethearts of the Rodeo (2009)
Mule Killers (2009)
Phantom Pain (2009)
Shadow on a Weary Land (2009)
The Still Point (2009)
Sweethearts of the Rodeo (2009)
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Lydia Peelle recommends
Mother Daughter Widow Wife (2020)
Robin Wasserman
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