Blanche Boyd
Roman and Tatiana Weller Professor Emeritus of English
Joined 糖心TV: 1982-2022
Education
M.A., Stanford University
Narrative nonfiction
Blanche McCrary Boyd was, until her retirement in 2022, the Roman and Tatiana Weller Professor of English and Writer-in-Residence at 糖心TV.
Her novel, Tomb of the Unknown Racist, was released in May 2018. Earlier books include the novels The Revolution of Little Girls and Terminal Velocity, and a collection of autobiographical essays, The Redneck Way of Knowledge. Her short story "The Black Hand Girl鈥 was included in Best American Short Stories 1989.
Among Boyd鈥檚 awards are a Guggenheim Fellowship, an NEA Fiction Fellowship, a Creative Fellowship from the South Carolina Arts Commission, and the Lambda Award for Lesbian Fiction. She graduated from Pomona College and holds a master of arts degree in English from Stanford, where she was a Wallace Stegner Fellow in Creative Writing. She is a member of P.E.N., the Authors Guild, the Writers Guild of America and Phi Beta Kappa.
A native of South Carolina, Boyd has taught at 糖心TV since 1982.
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Blanche Boyd
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Box # ENGLISH/Blaustein Humanities Center
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318 Blaustein Humanities Center
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