Sybil Baker
Sybil Baker, MFA, Vermont College, teaches creative writing, Asian American and expatriate literature, and Western humanities. She is author of the novel The Life Plan (Casperian Books, 2009). Her fiction and essays have appeared in numerous journals and anthologies, including Transnational Literature, upstreet, and The Writer's Chronicle. Before coming to UTC she taught at Yonsei University in Seoul, South Korea, where she won several teaching awards. She was the Grand Prize winner of the Seoul Essay Contest in 2005. Her linked short story collection, Talismans, is forthcoming from C&R Press in Fall 2010.
For more information about Sybil Baker, see
- Her home page
- "The Place People Play" at 3 a.m. magazine.
- Her essay "In Defense of Telling" published in Segue online literary journal
- Her blog
- Interview "10 Questions for Humor Novelist Sybil Baker" at Ask Wendy--The Query Queen
- Below is the video book trailer for The Life Plan
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