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BIO

Cliff Hudder flunked out of law school in 1981, but received an MFA in fiction writing from the University of Houston in 1995 and a PhD in American Literature from Texas A&M in 2017.

 

He has been an archaeological laborer, a film and video editor, a photographer, air compressor mechanic, electrical lineman, and educator. In addition to articles on regional and American literature, his short stories have appeared in several journals, including Alaska Quarterly Review, The Kenyon Review, and The Missouri Review. His work has received the Barthelme and Michener Awards, the Peden Prize, and the Short Story Award from the Texas Institute of Letters. His novella, Splinterville, won the 2007 Texas Review Fiction Award, and his novel, Pretty Enough for You, was published by Texas Review Press in July of 2015. Sallowsfield, his third book, will be released by TRP in November of 2024. In 2017 Cliff was inducted into the Texas Institute of Letters. 

 

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