Martha Cooley is a professor is the winner of an O. Henry Prize for Short Fiction (2017)
Martha Cooley is the author of two novels–The ArchivistÌý(Little Brown, 1998), aÌýNew YorkÌýTimesÌýbestseller also published in a dozen foreign markets, andÌýThirty-Three SwoonsÌý(Little Brown, 2005), as well as a memoir-in-essays,ÌýGuesswork: A Reckoning With LossÌý(Catapult, 2017).ÌýA new novel will be forthcoming from Red Hen in 2021.
With Antonio Romani, she co-translated Antonio Tabucci’sÌýTime Ages in a HurryÌý(Archipelago Books, 2015). Her co-translations haveÌýappearedÌýin such venues asÌýGuernica, Tin House, Massachusetts Review,ÌýandÌýAtlanta Review.
She is the winner of an O. Henry Prize for Short Fiction (2017) and was cited for a Notable essay inÌýBest American EssaysÌý(2013). Her short fiction, essays, and co-translations have appeared inÌýA Public Space, AGNI, The Common, LARB, the Writer’s Chronicle,ÌýandÌýPEN America, among other journals. She wasÌýfor 15 years a member of the core faculty of the Bennington Writing SeminarsÌýin Bennington, Vermont.
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