Nancy Nau Sullivan
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Nancy Nau Sullivan is an author, former print journalist, teacher, and Peace Corps volunteer. She worked as a reporter and editor at newspapers in the Midwest, and later earned a master’s degree in journalism from Marquette University. She began her teaching career in Florida where she taught English at a boys’s prison, then in Argentina, in Chicago, and in Mexico as a Peace Corps volunteer. Her stories have appeared in ”Gargoyle”, ”The Linnet’s Wings”, ”The Blotter”, ”The Atherton Review”, and ”Red Rock Review”. Her memoir, ”The Last Cadillac”, was published in 2016 by Walrus, an imprint of Amphorae Publishing Group. She lives in Chicago and the Indiana dunes.
*Honorable mention, story, Carnegie Center, Louisville, 2015, ”Story “Once, I Had a Bunch of Thyme””
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