Brian Evenson

Brian Evenson

Brian Evenson is an American academic and writer of both literary fiction and popular fiction. He has received degrees from Brigham Young University and the University of Washington . After leaving a teaching position at BYU, he held positions at Oklahoma State University, Syracuse University and University of Denver. He is currently the Chair of the Literary Arts Program at Brown University. He is also a senior editor of the Conjunctions literary journal published by Bard College and has participated in Naropa University's Summer Writing Program and The Juniper Summer Writing Institute at...
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quick facts
Birthdate:August 12, 1966
Birthplace:Ames, Iowa
Age:45
Education:Brigham Young University

Honors and Awards

YearAwardWork
2010 The Reading List award for horror Last Days
2007 Nominated - Edgar Award for Best Paperback Original The Open Curtain
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Written works by Brian Evenson

  • Father of Lies
  • The wavering knife
    The wavering knife
  • Understanding Robert Coover
    Understanding Robert Coover
  • Dark Property
    Dark Property
  • Altmann's tongue
    Altmann's tongue
TitlePublishedGenre
Father of Lies 1998 Novel
The wavering knife
Understanding Robert Coover
Dark Property Horror
Altmann's tongue
The Open Curtain Fiction
Contagion and Other Stories Speculative fiction
The Din of Celestial Birds Speculative fiction
Mountain R
Last Days
Dead Space: Martyr 2010 Science Fiction
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q:
    Where did Brian Evenson go to school?
  • A:
    Brian Evenson studied at Brigham Young University.
  • Q:
    Which works have been written by author, Brian Evenson?
  • A:
    Well known books include:
    - Father of Lies
    - The wavering knife
    - Understanding Robert Coover
    - Dark Property
    - Altmann's tongue
    - The Open Curtain
    - The Din of Celestial Birds
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