SELECTED FICTION & NONFICTION
Act Like a Snit
Joyland
Double-Yolked
Salamander
Home Voice
Fiction Southeast
Intangibles
Eat Books (Anemone)
A Second Life
Pigeon Pages
Taco Locker Family Date Night
Lilac City Fairy Tales Vol. 3: Weird Sisters
Devils Tower
Epoch
MEDIA
RECOGNITION
- Scholar – 2023 LiTFUSE Poets Unite chosen scholar [EVENT CANCELLED]
- Longlisted – 2023 Adroit Journal Anthony Veasna So Scholar in Fiction
- Shortlisted – 2022 fractured lit Fast Flash Challenge
- Semi-finalist – 2021 American Short Fiction Halifax Ranch Fiction Prize
- Finalist – 2021 CutBank Montana Prize in Fiction
- Nominee – 2021 Best American Short Stories
- Preliminary Judge in Fiction – 2021 Summer Fishtrap Fellowship
- Fellowship – 2020 Summer Fishtrap Fellow
- Finalist – 2018 Glimmer Train Short Story Award for New Writers Top 25
- Scholarship – 2016 Community of Writers Summer Writers Workshop
- Scholarship – 2015 Florence and Earl Stewart Scholarship at Eastern Washington University
- Nominee – 2011 Best of the Net
Anne Kilfoyle was born in Walla Walla, Washington and grew up in Boise, Idaho. Her work catalogs the anxiety, loneliness, and grim humor of trying and failing to close the gap between self and others, as well as the urgency of doing so in the face of ecological and personal loss. Anne’s writing has appeared in Joyland, Epoch, Salamander, and elsewhere. A finalist for CutBank’s Montana Prize and Glimmer Train’s Short Story Award for New Writers, she is also a Tin House fiction alum, a Summer Fishtrap Fellow, and received support from the Community of Writers. Anne holds an MFA from Eastern Washington University and lives in Oregon with her spouse and two dogs, Hubert and Noodle.
