Sybil Baker

Sybil Baker, MFA, Vermont College, teaches creative writing, literature and composition classes at UTC. Her fiction and essays have appeared in numerous literary journals including The Otter Tail Review, upstreet, Alehouse, and The Writer's Chronicle. In 2005, she won the Grand Prize in Seoul's essay contest. Before coming to UTC, she taught English at universities in South Korea for twelve years where she won several teaching awards. Her novel, The Life Plan (2008), is available from Casperian Books. Her linked short story collection, That Girl, is forthcoming in 2010 from C&R Press.

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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