Anne Landsman is the author of the novel, The Rowing Lesson, (Soho Press, November 2007), as well as The Devil’s Chimney, which was nominated for four awards – the Pen/Hemingway, QPB’s New Voices, the Janet Heidinger Kafka Prize and South Africa’s most prestigious literary award, the M-Net Book Prize. She has published in The Washington Post, Poets and Writers, The American Poetry Review, Bomb and the The Believer and has essays in two anthologies, The Honeymoon’s Over and An Uncertain Inheritance. She has taught fiction and screenwriting at the University of Wyoming and The New School for Social Research respectively.

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Posted May 8, 2007 | 02:04 PM (EST)


The year Tess, my horse-crazy first-born, went to sleepaway camp for the first time, we flew to Burlington, Vermont, and then drove down to Vershire to drop her off. In our red rental car, my husband, James, Tess, her seven year-old brother, Adam, and I swung through green folded hills...

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