The Vanishing Point, by Louise Hawes
Faculty, MFA in Writing for Children & Young Adults
Louise Hawes
Faculty (On Leave), MFA in WCYA
Profile
Louise Hawes has published books for readers of all ages.
Her novels for middle graders and young adults have earned two NJ Writing Fellowships, the New Jersey Author’s Award, and recognition from the Children’s Book Council, IRA, YALSA, Bank Street College, Booksense, and the NYC Public Library. Louise has published short fiction in five YA anthologies, while her stories for adult readers are collected in Anteaters Don’t Dream (University Press of Mississippi, 2007).
Recent projects include A Flight of Angels, a graphic novel (Vertigo, DC Comics, 2011/2012), and The Language of Stars, a novel that includes prose, poetry, and playscripts (Simon & Schuster, 2016, 2017).
In addition to lecturing at conferences and colleges nationwide, Louise has served as John Grisham Visiting Author at the University of Mississippi, Writer in Residence at the University of New Mexico, and Reading Initiative Author at the Mississippi University for Women. To read some of Louise’s lectures or learn more about her books, check out: www.louisehawes.com
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Education
MFA | Vermont College
BA | Swarthmore
BA | Swarthmore
Selected work
Muti's Necklace: The Oldest Story in the World, by Louise Hawes
Faculty, MFA in Writing for Children & Young Adults
Black Pearls: A Faerie Strand, by Louise Hawes
Faculty, MFA in Writing for Children & Young Adults
A Flight of Angels, by Louise Hawes
Faculty, MFA in Writing for Children & Young Adults
The Language of Stars, by Louise Hawes
Faculty, MFA in Writing for Children & Young Adults