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Laurie Ann Doyle

www.laurieanndoyle.com
Laurie Ann Doyle is the author of WORLD GONE MISSING (Regal House Publishing), winner of the Nautilus Book Award in fiction and praised by bestselling author Peter Orner as "a gorgeous debut." Recipient of the Alligator Juniper National Fiction Prize and a Pushcart nomination, her stories and essays appear in The Los Angeles Review, The Rumpus, Alta Journal, Under the Sun, Jabberwock Review, McSweeny's, and many other journals. She is the co-founder of Babylon Salon, a long running literary series in San Francisco, and teaches writing at The Grotto and UC Berkeley Extension, where she is an honored instructor.
Student Testimonials

"Laurie's teaching was indispensable in my development as a writer. She taught me how to effectively self-edit, how to find freedom within constraints, and how to prepare my work for publication. I published several short stories because of her! Laurie's classes should not be missed" - Dominic Lim, author of All the Right Notes and Karaoke Queen

"I've taken a few writing-intensive classes with Laurie Ann Doyle over the years. Each time, it's clear how much Laurie enjoys teaching and creating a supportive learning environment--I always come away with something I can add to my writing toolkit. Because of this, I always seek opportunities to take another class with her." - Rowena Leong Singer

Student Testimonials

"Laurie's teaching was indispensable in my development as a writer. She taught me how to effectively self-edit, how to find freedom within constraints, and how to prepare my work for publication. I published several short stories because of her! Laurie's classes should not be missed" - Dominic Lim, author of All the Right Notes and Karaoke Queen

"I've taken a few writing-intensive classes with Laurie Ann Doyle over the years. Each time, it's clear how much Laurie enjoys teaching and creating a supportive learning environment--I always come away with something I can add to my writing toolkit. Because of this, I always seek opportunities to take another class with her." - Rowena Leong Singer