What awards has Antonya Nelson won?

Antonya Nelson has received a Guggenheim Fellowship and a National Endowment for the Arts Literature Fellowship, recognizing her contributions to contemporary fiction.

Where should a new reader start with Antonya Nelson's work?

New readers might consider starting with "Female Trouble" or "The Expendables," as these collections showcase her characteristic style and thematic concerns effectively.

Antonya Nelson

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About

Antonya Nelson is a celebrated short story writer, known for her keen eye and honest portrayals of human experience. Her work, including "Glimmer Train Stories, #64," often explores the quiet dramas of everyday life. Readers appreciate her direct style and memorable characters.

Top genres

Literary Fiction Fiction Short Stories Contemporary Literature Science Fiction

Featured works

New Stories from the Midwest 2018

Antonya Nelson

New Stories from the Midwest #2

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Funny Once

Antonya Nelson

Nothing right

Antonya Nelson

Family terrorists

Antonya Nelson

Glimmer Train Stories, #64

Antonya Nelson

Glimmer Train Stories #64

Series

New Stories from the Midwest 2018

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Frequently asked questions

Antonya Nelson has received a Guggenheim Fellowship and a National Endowment for the Arts Literature Fellowship, recognizing her contributions to contemporary fiction.
New readers might consider starting with "Female Trouble" or "The Expendables," as these collections showcase her characteristic style and thematic concerns effectively.