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Coe Review • <strong>Issue</strong> <strong>22</strong><br />

a Guggenheim fellowship, an American Academy award, a<br />

National Endowment for the Arts grant, and the Rea award<br />

for the Short Story. He has taught at Bard College, the<br />

University of Iowa, Columbia University, Princeton<br />

University, Virginia Military Institute, and Brandeis<br />

University. Since 1981, Mr. Coover has been the writer-inresidence<br />

at Brown University, where he currently teaches<br />

hypertext fictions in the English Department Intermedia<br />

Project.<br />

Nancy Sweet is currently in her senior year at Coe College. Nancy is<br />

graduating with a B.A. in English, with an emphasis on<br />

student teaching. She lives in Cedar Rapids with her fiveyear-old<br />

daughter, Danielle.<br />

Matt Osing is a non traditional student earning his B.A. in English at<br />

Coe College. When not studying Chaucer, Mr. Osing<br />

rehabilitates autistic children and uses any spare time he<br />

has to feed his singsong into his 30 lb. Olivetti. He resides<br />

in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.<br />

William T. Vollmann is the author of three novels, You Bright and<br />

Risen Angels, The Ice Shirt, and Whores for Gloria, as well<br />

as a collection of short stories, The Rainbow Stories. Mr.<br />

Vollmann was born in Los Angeles in 1959. He graduated<br />

summa cum laude from Cornell University, where he<br />

studied comparative literature. For several years Mr.<br />

Vollmann lived in San Francisco, where he closely studied<br />

the habits of persons in the sexual services trade. You<br />

Bright and Risen Angels, his first novel, was hailed by the<br />

New York Times Book Review as “the ingenious creation of<br />

a unique universe whose bizarre characters and events<br />

illuminate our own.” In 1988 he won a Whiting Foundation<br />

Writer’s Award, as well as the Shiva Naipaul Memorial<br />

Prize for The Rainbow Stories, the collection from which<br />

The Blue Wallet was taken. The Rainbow Stories will be<br />

available in paperback in July of <strong>1992</strong>, published by<br />

Penguin Books. Also keep your eyes open for Fathers and<br />

Crows, (July <strong>1992</strong>, Viking) a novel, and Thirteen Stories<br />

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