T. Greenwood
T. Greenwood grew up in rural Vermont in the 1970s. She began writing stories at seven years old and wrote her first novel at nine on her dad's electric typewriter. She has published sixteen novels and has received grants from various foundations, including the Sherwood Anderson Foundation, the Christopher Isherwood Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Maryland State Arts Council. She has won three San Diego Book Awards, and five of her novels have been Indie Next picks. Greenwood teaches creative writing for San Diego Writer's Ink and online for The Writer's Center. She and her husband, Patrick, split their time between San Diego, CA, and her family's camp on a pond in Vermont. They have two grown-up kids and two dogs. She is also a photographer.
Awards
['Sherwood Anderson Foundation Award', 'Christopher Isherwood Foundation Grant', 'National Endowment for the Arts Grant', 'Maryland State Arts Council Grant', 'San Diego Book Awards (multiple)']
Notable Works
['Breathing Water', 'Nearer Than the Sky', 'Undressing the Moon', 'Two Rivers', 'The Hungry Season', 'This Glittering World', 'Grace', 'Bodies of Water', 'The Forever Bridge', 'Where I Lost Her', 'The Golden Hour', 'Rust & Stardust', 'Keeping Lucy', 'Such a Pretty Girl', 'The Still Point', 'Everything Has Happened']





