Bloom, Amy

Amy Bloom lives in Connecticut . For the past ten years, she has taught at Yale University . He currently works at Wesleyan University , Middeltown , Connecticut ^[4] .

Writer Amy Bloom was nominated for a literature award: the National Book Award and the National Book Critics Circle Award. Her stories were published in “Best American Short Stories”, “Prize Stories: The O. Henry Awards” (O. Henry Award), as well as in numerous anthologies, including abroad.

She wrote for The New Yorker , The New York Times Magazine, The Atlantic Monthly , Vogue , and won the National Magazine Award ^[4] .

Fiction

• "Come to Me" (1993) - a collection of stories
• "Love Invents Us" (1997) - novel
• "A Blind Man I Can You Love How Much I Love You" (2000) - collection of stories
• "Away" (2007) - a novel, an epic story about a Russian immigrant
• "Where the God of Love Hangs Out" (2009) - collection of stories ^[4]

Non-fiction

• "Normal: Transsexual CEOs, Cross-dressing Cops, and Hermaphrodites with Attitude" (2002) - Psychology

• "Away Paperback # 1 on the LA Times Best Seller List" (August 4, 2008)
• "Nominated for Book Sense Book of the Year"
• Kansas City Star - Top 100 Books of the Year
• Washington Post - Best Fiction of 2007
• "LA Times" - Favorite Fiction of 2007
• Cleveland Plain Dealer - Best Books of 2007
• "Concord Monitor" - Favorite Fiction of 2007
• "Denver Post" - Holiday Book pick
• Chattanooga Press - Holiday Book pick
• "Boston Globe" - holiday Book pick
• Rocky Mountain News - Favorite Fiction of 2007
• "Chicago Tribune" - Best of 2007
• Newsday - Favorites of 2007
• "American Library Association" - Notable Book

• "State of Mind" - 8 hour episodes of the series, created by Amy Bloom