Selected Publications
of Terese Svoboda NOVEL Tin God. U of Nebraska P, 2006. A Drink Called Paradise. Counterpoint Press, 1999.
Cannibal. New York U P, 1995.
Trailer Girl and Other Stories. Counterpoint, 2001.
Black Glasses Like Clark Kent, Graywolf, 2007.
All Aberration, U of Georgia P, 1985 Laughing Africa, U of Iowa P, 1990 Mere Mortals, U of Georgia P, 1995 Treason, Zoo Press, 2002
Cleaned the Crocodile's Teeth, Greenfield Review Press, 1985
"Money Can't Fix It," Ploughshares, Spring 2000. "Ajax' Mother," After the Storm, Maisonneuve Press "A Few Drops of Blood or Grenadine," "Like a Dog, He Hunts in Dreams," Agni "Brassiere: Prison or Showcase?" "Dog/ God," "Lithium," American Poetry Review "On That Day," Columbia "A Moo on a Can with a Cow on It," Georgia Review "A Scarlet Bird," Gettysburg Review "Epithalamion," "Mother's Minotaur," Hawaii Review "The Quick Cave," "The Septic Conversation," "The Smell of Burning Pennies," Kenyon Review "Picnic," The Nation "Fairies," Massachusetts Review "The Root of Father Is Fat," The New Yorker "A Cure for Hiccups," "Inventor," Paris Review "Death for Franchise," "Donkey," "I Kissed Thee Ere I Killed Thee," Pequod "All Happy Families," "Obscenity," "Philomela," Ploughshares "Rogue Transmissions," "Sex," Prairie Schooner "Unicorn," Salamagundi "The Goddess Corn Finds Her Dress in Disarray," Shenandoah "To Autumn," "Left-handed Women," Southern Review "Horse's Hooves," "Wait," Verse "Baiyer River, Papua New Guinea," "Sudanese Civil Sonnet," Virginia Quarterly Review
Poems in Slate, The Atlantic, and elsewhere
"Cordless in the Fifties," Mississippi Review, June 1995 "Cosmo Dog," Unleashed: Poems by Writers' Dogs, Edited by Amy Hempel and Jim Shepard, Crown P, 1995 "Hills and Cats," Mississippi Review, June 1996 "Party Girl," Mississippi Review, November 1995 Stories in Mississippi Review, Conjunctions, Georgetown Review,
Columbia, Vogue, Kenyon Review, The Quarterly,
Antioch Review, Ohio Review, Noon, Bomb, Ploughshares,
TriQuarterly, and elsewhere
OPERA
Wet, a multi-media chamber Opera by Anne LeBaron and Terese Svoboda, Redcat, Los Angeles, CA,
November 15, 2005.
Graywolf Nonfiction Prize, for Black Glasses Like Clark Kent, 2007. Walter E Dakin Fellow in Fiction, Sewanee Writers' Conference, 1998 One of the 10 Best Novels of the year, Spin, for Cannibal, 1995 Elmer Holmes Bobst Award for Emerging Writers, for Cannibal, 1995 New Writers Award, Great Lakes Colleges Association, for Cannibal, 1995 Finalist, Mississippi Review Prize, for "Party Girl," 1995 Iowa Poetry Prize for Laughing Africa, U of Iowa P, 1990 The Lucille Medwick Award and Cecil Hemley Award, both of the Poetry Society of America
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