Lindsay Starck

Lindsay Starck is a writer, editor, and professor based in Minneapolis, specializing in literary arts and academic research. She is the author of two novels: Noah's Wife (2016, G.P. Putnam's Sons) and Monsters We Have Made (recently released by Vintage/Anchor Books), the latter named a finalist for the Minnesota Book Awards.

Her creative work spans short prose published in AGNI, New England Review, Ploughshares, Cincinnati Review, and Southern Review, with her story 'Baikal' winning a Pushcart Prize. Academically, she publishes in Modern Fiction, Journal of Modern Periodical Studies, and Adaptation, focusing on Creative Writing, Fiction, Literary Studies, and interdisciplinary adaptation theory.

Starck's research demonstrates a consistent trajectory in contemporary literary analysis and narrative innovation, with recent work reflecting trends in modern periodical studies and adaptive storytelling techniques across media.

Her honors include:

• Pushcart Prize for 'Baikal' (2023)
• Minnesota Book Awards Finalist for Monsters We Have Made (2024)

While her academic advising and grant activities are not detailed in available sources, her professional identity centers on bridging creative practice and scholarly research in literary fields. Personal interests include international travel with her husband and dog training with Cedar.