Reseña del editor:
The burden of silence passes from old to young in this lyric tale of violence, redemption, and love reclaimed in the cruel, dry land of Texas. Richard Bausch has said of And Silent Left the Place: “Elizabeth Bruce’s characters leap off the page at you; they have vividness and substance, and the result, reading her work, is that one feels the life there.” Bruce, the winner of the 2007 Washington Writers’ Publishing House Fiction Competition, has published in The Washington Post, Writers’ Roundtable, The Long Short Story, and other publications.
Biografía del autor:
Elizabeth Bruce, a native Texan, is a writer, arts educator, and theatre artist living in northeast Washington, D.C. She has twice received both literary and acting fellowships from the D.C. Commission on the Arts and Humanities, and published in The Washington Post, Long Short Story, Lines and Stars: A District Literary Journal, Writers on the Green Line: An Anthology, and other area publications. She was a selected participant in the inaugural Heritage Writers Workshop, founded and led by novelist Richard Bausch, at George Mason University, as well as the Jenny McKean Moore Workshop in Fiction, with novelist John McNally, at George Washington University, and the Rappahannack Fiction Writers Workshop. She has worshopped fiction with novelists Richard Bausch, Lee K. Abbott, Janet Peery, John McNally, Liam Callanan, Maxine Clair, Patricia Browning Griffith, Tina McElroy Ansa, Alan Lefcowitz, and Lisa Schamess. Ms. Bruce is a member of The Playwrights Forum, and has had co-authored scripts produced at Adventure Theatre, Washington Ethical Society, and Sanctuary Theatre, and performed most recently with the Irish arts theatre company, Solas Nua, and with Sanctuary Theatre at the 2007 Capital Fringe Festival. Her play, Sheila’s Iron, won first place in the W.F. Lucas Playwriting Competition, sponsored by Carpetbag Theatre of Knoxville, Tennessee. A graduate of The Colorado College, she is a member of numerous literary, theatre and arts organizations, including AWP/Association of Writers and Writing Programs, The Writers’ Center, Washington Independent Writers, Texas Coalition of Authors, Women Writing the West, The Writers’ League of Texas, The Actors’ Center, and Alternate ROOTS. Elizabeth Bruce has long been Arts Director at CentroNía, a bilingual, multicultural educational organization serving children, youth, and families in Columbia Heights and other neighborhoods of Washington, D.C., and Maryland, and with her husband, Michael Oliver, and Jill Navarre, she co-founded D.C.’s Sanctuary Theatre, Inc., in 1984. She and her husband have raised their two teenage children in the Brookland neighborhood of Washington, D.C. And Silent Left the Place is her first novel.
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