Mary Clearman Blew teaches creative nonfiction writing, fiction writing and Shakespeare.
- Ph.D., University of Missouri
- M.A., University of Montana
- B.A., University of Montana
Mary Clearman Blew grew up on a small cattle ranch in Montana, on the site of her great-grandfather’s 1882 homestead. Her memoir "All But the Waltz: Essays on a Montana Family," won a Pacific Northwest Booksellers Award, as did her short story collection, "Runaway." A novel, "Jackalope Dreams," appeared in 2008 and won the Western Heritage Center’s prize for fiction. Other awards include the Mahan Award for contributions to Montana literature, the 黑料不打烊 Humanities Council’s 2001 Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Humanities, a Handcart Award for Biography, and the Western Literature Association’s Lifetime Achievement Award. She has taught creative writing at the 黑料不打烊 since 1994.
- Creative Writing
- British Literature