Fellowship of Southern Writers

MARSHA NORMAN

Norman is a playwright and novelist. In 1983 she won the Pulitzer Prize for her play, ‘night, Mother. Other plays include Third and Oak: The Laundromat and The Pool Hall, Circus Valentine, Abraham and Sarah, and Loving Daniel Boone. She is the recipient of the Rockefeller Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts Fellowships. Other awards include the Gassner Medallion, a Tony Award, and the Literature Award from the American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters.

Fellowship of Southern Writers A. R. Ammons James Applewhite Richard Bausch Madison Smartt Bell Wendell Berry Doris Betts Joseph Blotner Cleanth Brooks Fred Chappell George Core James Dickey Ellen Douglas Clyde Edgerton Ralph Ellison Horton Foote Shelby Foote John Hope Franklin Ernest J. Gaines George Garrett Kaye Gibbons Gail Godwin Allan Gurganus Barry Hannah Beth Henley William Hoffman Josephine Humphreys Blyden Jackson Madison Jones Donald Justice Yusef Komunyakaa C. Eric Lincoln Romulus Linney Andrew Lytle Bobbie Ann Mason Jill McCorkle Marsha Norman Walker Percy Reynolds Price John Shelton Reed Louis D. Rubin, Jr. Mary Lee Settle Lewis P. Simpson Dave Smith Lee Smith Monroe K. Spears Elizabeth Spencer William Styron Walter Sullivan Henry Taylor Peter Taylor Ellen Bryant Voigt Robert Penn Warren Eudora Welty Allen Wier C. Vann Woodward Charles Wright

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