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Patrick
Somerville grew up in Green Bay, Wisconsin, went to college at the University
of Wisconsin-Madison, and later earned his MFA from Cornell University.
He has taught creative writing and English at Cornell, Northwestern University,
Auburn State Correctional Facility, and The Graham School in Chicago.
His first book of stories, Trouble, was published in September of 2006
(Vintage) and named 2006's Best Book by a Chicago Author by Time Out Chicago,
and his first novel, The Cradle, was published by Little, Brown in March
of 2009. His writing has appeared in One Story, Epoch, GQ, Esquire, and
Best American Nonrequired Reading. Patrick was recently selected as the
winner of the 2009 21st Century Award, given annually by the Chicago Public
Library.
Click, or right-click and copy the address, to email Patrick.
For publicity inquires about The Cradle, feel free to contact Marlena Bittner at Little, Brown.
And email Brettne Bloom, Patrick's literary agent, for any questions regarding rights.
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