Lin enger biography

Biography. I grew up Biography I grew up in Minnesota, have spent most of my life in the state, and now live in Moorhead, where I teach English at Minnesota State University. Over the years I have received several awards for my fiction: a James Michener Fellowship, a Minnesota State Arts Board Fellowship, a Jerome travel grant, and a Lake Region Arts Fellowship.

LIN ENGER is an Iowa Lin Enger is an Iowa Workshop graduate, the author of the novel Undiscovered Country, and the recipient of a James Michener Award and a Minnesota State Arts Board Fellowship. His short stories have appeared in Glimmer Train, Ascent, Great River Review, Wolf Head Quarterly, and other journals.

Lin Enger is the Lin Enger is the author of three novels, Undiscovered Country (), The High Divide (), and American Gospel (). Also, in collaboration with his brother, the novelist Leif Enger, he has published six mystery novels.

In spare, elegant prose, Lin Enger (?-?) grew up near Osakis, Minnesota, and has spent most of his life in the state. He attended the Iowa Writers’ Workshop and received his MFA from their program while working as a Teaching-Writing Fellow. Now, Enger teaches English at Minnesota State University in Moorhead.

Lin Enger grew up in "Lin Enger starts Undiscovered Country with a literal bang and continues to ratchet up the tension. His characters are vivid and complex, and his descriptions of northern Minnesota in winter are astonishing. This retelling of a Shakespearean tragedy is powerful and engrossing." —Larry Watson, author of The Lives of Edie Pritchard.

Lin Enger is an Iowa

Lin Enger was the December, Minnesota Author in the Spotlight on Booksnob. I asked him some questions about his books, his reading life, his writing life and more. I've had a really busy month and I'm a little behind in posting this so I hope you'll forgive me and read this interesting interview.

Lin Enger interview: In Lin Enger is the author of two novels, The High Divide (Algonquin, September ) and Undiscovered Country (Little, Brown, ). He received his MFA from the Iowa Writers’ Workshop and teaches English at Minnesota State University Moorhead.

Lin Enger is the MFA My brother, novelist Leif Enger, and I collaborated on this Edgar Award-nominated series. All-star outfielder Gunsten Pedersen has retired to Minnesota's north woods, seeking anonymity and peace of mind. Trouble always finds him, though--along with opportunities for redemption.