Neile Graham
Neile Graham | |
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| Born | (1958-10-08) October 8, 1958 (age 65) Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada |
| Nationality | Canadian |
| Occupation(s) | poet,scholar |
Neile Graham (born October 8, 1958) is a poet and scholar. She was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, and currently lives in Seattle in the United States.
Graham serves as the program administrator for both the PhD in the Built Environment and the interdisciplinary certificates in Urban Design and Historic Preservation in the College of Built Environments (formerly the College of Architecture and Urban Planning) at the University of Washington. She also administers the Clarion West Writers Workshop.
Awards
- 2017 World Fantasy Award for Special Award, Non-Professional for excellence in the genre as Workshop Director, Clarion West (winner)[1]
Bibliography
- Seven Robins Penumbra Press - 1983
- Spells for Clear Vision Brick Books – 1994
- Sheela-Na-Gig Reference West – 1995
- Blood Memory Buschek Books – 2000
- The Walk She Takes MoonPath Press – 2019
References
- ^ "Winners | World Fantasy Convention".
External links
- Biography from her personal website
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World Fantasy Special Award—Non-professional
- Stuart David Schiff (1975)
- Karl Edward Wagner / David Drake / James Groce (1976)
- Stuart David Schiff (1977)
- Robert Weinberg (1978)
- Donald H. Tuck (1979)
- Paul C. Allen (1980)
- Pat Cadigan / Arnie Fenner (1981)
- Paul C. Allen / Robert A. Collins (1982)
- Stuart David Schiff (1983)
- Stephen Jones / David Sutton (1984)
- Stuart David Schiff (1985)
- Douglas E. Winter (1986)
- W. Paul Ganley / Jeff Conner (1987)
- Robert T. Garcia / Nancy Garcia / David B. Silva (1988)
- Kristine Kathryn Rusch / Dean Wesley Smith (1989)
- Peggy Nadramia (1990)
- Richard Chizmar (1991)
- W. Paul Ganley (1992)
- Doug Lewis / Tomi Lewis (1993)
- Marc Michaud (1994)
- Bryan Cholfin (1995)
- Marc Michaud (1996)
- Barbara Roden / Christopher Roden (1997)
- Fedogan & Bremer (1998)
- Richard Chizmar (1999)
- The British Fantasy Society (2000)
- Bill Sheehan (2001)
- R. B. Russell / Rosalie Parker (2002)
- Benjamin Cossel / Jeremy Lassen / Jason Williams (2003)
- R. B. Russell / Rosalie Parker (2004)
- Robert Morgan (2005)
- David J. Howe / Stephen Walker (2006)
- Gary K. Wolfe (2007)
- Midori Snyder / Terri Windling (2008)
- Michael Walsh (2009)
- Susan Marie Groppi (2010)
- Alisa Krasnostein (2011)
- R. B. Russell / Rosalie Parker (2012)
- S. T. Joshi (2013)
- Kate Baker / Neil Clarke / Sean Wallace (2014)
- R. B. Russell / Rosalie Parker (2015)
- John O'Neill (2016)
- Neile Graham (2017)
- Justina Ireland / Troy L. Wiggins (2018)
- Scott H. Andrews (2019)
- Bodhisattva Chattopadhyay / Laura E. Goodin / Esko Suoranta (2020)
- Brian Attebery (2021)
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