SELECTED FICTION & NONFICTION
Act Like a Snit
Joyland
Double-Yolked
Salamander
Home Voice
Fiction Southeast
Intangibles
Eat Books (Anemone)
A Second Life
Pigeon Pages
Taco Locker Family Date Night
Lilac City Fairy Tales Vol. 3: Weird Sisters
Devils Tower
Epoch
MEDIA
RECOGNITION
- Scholar – 2023 LiTFUSE Poets Unite chosen scholar [EVENT CANCELLED]
- Longlisted – 2023 Adroit Journal Anthony Veasna So Scholar in Fiction
- Shortlisted – 2022 fractured lit Fast Flash Challenge
- Semi-finalist – 2021 American Short Fiction Halifax Ranch Fiction Prize
- Finalist – 2021 CutBank Montana Prize in Fiction
- Nominee – 2021 Best American Short Stories
- Preliminary Judge in Fiction – 2021 Summer Fishtrap Fellowship
- Fellowship – 2020 Summer Fishtrap Fellow
- Finalist – 2018 Glimmer Train Short Story Award for New Writers Top 25
- Scholarship – 2016 Community of Writers Summer Writers Workshop
- Scholarship – 2015 Florence and Earl Stewart Scholarship at Eastern Washington University
- Nominee – 2011 Best of the Net
Anne Kilfoyle was born in Walla Walla, Washington and grew up in Boise, Idaho. Anne’s writing has appeared in Joyland, Epoch, Salamander, and elsewhere. A finalist for CutBank’s Montana Prize and Glimmer Train’s Short Story Award for New Writers, she is also a Tin House fiction alum, a Summer Fishtrap Fellow, and received support from the Community of Writers. Her writing explores mental health, identity, the climate crisis, and the search for a meaningful counterweight to eco-anxiety. Anne holds an MFA from Eastern Washington University and lives in Oregon with her spouse and two dogs, Hubert and Noodle.
