Lindsay Fowler
Lindsay Fowler
PhD, University of Missouri, English/Creative Writing—nonfiction, 2023
MFA, University of Maryland, Creative Writing/Fiction, 2015
BA, Canisius College, Creative Writing and English Honors, 2011
Research interests: creative writing, speculative fiction and nonfiction, hybrid genres
Areas of Study:
- Creative Writing (Nonfiction and Fiction)
- Writing Pedagogy
Lindsay Fowler’s writing has appeared in Monkeybicycle, Tahoma Literary Review, Gravel, and others. Her current projects include a hybrid nonfiction book about houses and the unexpected things that happen to people in them and an autofictional retelling of Virginia Woolf’s To The Lighthouse.
University of Missouri English Department Dissertation Year Fellow 2022-2023
- Smokelong Quarterly Award for Flash Fiction Longlist 2018
- Wigleaf Top 50 Longlist 2018
Fiction
“When the Mothers Wait,” Monkeybicycle
“Wrong Half,” Tahoma Literary Review
“The Cure for Loneliness,” Psychopomp Magazine
“Leftovers,” Pithead Chapel
Nonfiction
“A Snake in the Basement,” Hobart
“About a Woman at Work,” Pigeon Pages