VIRGINIA HARTMAN

Virginia Hartman has taught creative writing at

 George Washington University

American University

The Smithsonian Institution

The Writers Center

(Bethesda, Maryland).

Her stories and written work have appeared in

The Hudson Review

Alaska Quarterly Review

 Potomac Review

Iowa Woman

Liars' League NYC

Delmarva Review

Washingtonian 

Gravity Dancers: Even More Fiction by Washington Area Women

(Paycock Press).

She is the co-editor, with Barbara Esstman, of the literary anthology  

A More Perfect Union: 

Poems and Stories about the Modern Wedding

(St. Martin’s Press).

She received her master of fine arts (MFA) in creative writing from American University,

has had numerous fellowships at the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts,

and was a Tennessee Williams Scholar at the Sewanee Writer’s Conference. 

 "Virginia has a fine eye, an acute ear, and a wise heart. Both her constructive criticism and her encouragement are invaluable to an author engaged in the often solitary marathon of bringing a project to completion."  

   —Ellen Prentiss Campbell

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