Suzanne Feldman author biography, plus links to books by Suzanne Feldman.

Suzanne Feldman

Suzanne Feldman graduated from the Maryland Institute College of Art in 1981 and received a Masters in Creative Writing from Johns Hopkins University in 2004.  Her novel Absalom's Daughters (Holt, 2016) received a starred review in Kirkus.  Her short story "The Witch Bottle" (Gargoyle Magazine 2016) was nominated for a Pushcart Prize.  She received a Nebula Award in 2001 for her short fiction and the Editors Prize for fiction in 2005 at The Missouri Review.  She has had stories published in Narrative Magazine, including "The Lapedo Child," which was selected as one of the year's best (2013).  She was a finalist for the Bakeless Prize in 2005. She attended the Sewanee Writers Conference as a Walter E. Dakin Fellow in 2019.

This biography was last updated on 10/26/2021.

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