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Dr. Ann Marie Peters is an Associate Professor of English at Stern College for Women, Yeshiva University. Her academic and teaching career focuses on mid-20th century American literature, creative nonfiction, and autobiographical writing.
- BA, University of Notre Dame
- PhD, City University of New York (Graduate Center)
Her research explores the intersections of Twentieth-Century American Fiction, Creative Nonfiction, and Literary Nonfiction, with a particular emphasis on fiction of place and the cultural narratives of midwestern artist communities in the 1930s. She has published extensively in journals like The Southwest Review and Women's Studies Quarterly, culminating in her 2014 book House Hold: A Memoir of Place.
Scientific Awards
- Dean Karen Bacon Award for Excellence (2011)
- McGinnis-Ritchie Award for best essay in The Southwest Review (2012)
- Notable essay in THE BEST AMERICAN ESSAYS OF 2013 ("A House on the Ledge")
Dr. Peters has taught foundational courses in American literature alongside specialized seminars such as Writing Women's Lives and The Literature of New York. Her ongoing research expands on artistic enclaves in Portage, Wisconsin, blending historical and literary analysis.
