You can call me Steadham.
That's what my high school students call me. I teach them English and whatnot.
And I write.
I write creative nonfiction and fiction and even some poetry, if I can't avoid it.
So hire me. Read my stuff. Or just say hi every once in a while.
And hey! Thanks for stopping in.
And I write.
I write creative nonfiction and fiction and even some poetry, if I can't avoid it.
So hire me. Read my stuff. Or just say hi every once in a while.
And hey! Thanks for stopping in.
AWARDS AND NOTABLES:
- Diamond Journalism Award, Magazine Column Writing, 2016
- Great Plains Journalism Award, Magazine Column Writing, 2016
- University of Central Arkansas’ only nominee for Brevity’s Student Writing on Race Contest
- Reader for the Phillip H. McMath Post-Publication Book Award, 2015-2016
- Slice Literary Writers’ Conference Full Scholarship, September 2015 and 2016
- Porter Prize Literary Fund Scholarship, 2014-2017
- Arkansas Writers MFA Workshop Graduate Student Organization, Sergeant-at-Arms, Faculty Liaison, and Chair of the Diversity Committee, 2015-2016
- Girls, Inc. Scholarship, 2015-2016
- Oxford American Graduate Assistantship, 2014-2015
- Honored Guest Speaker, Arkansas Governor’s School, 2015
- Association of Writers and Writing Programs Membership and Conference (Fee Waiver for Volunteering, 2015)
- Editorial Board Member, The Manatee Literary Journal, 2014
Award-winning writer Heather Breed Steadham, a recent graduate of the Arkansas Writers MFA Program, has fiction published by Lockjaw Magazine, nonfiction published by Narratively, The Toast, and Pembroke Magazine, and poetry forthcoming in Poetry South. A lover of magnolia trees, donuts, and her three children, Steadham is finishing a dystopian novel set in the Deep South. You can like her on Facebook and follow her on Twitter.
