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Mary Saracino
is the author of
The Singing of Swans, a novel published by Pearlsong Press
in October 2006. A native of Seneca Falls, NY who lived in Denver, CO for
12 years, she currently resides in Minneapolis, MN. In addition to
her work as a writer, Mary teaches creative writing classes and workshops
on the Divine Feminine.
She is the author of three other books (Voices of the Soft-Bellied
Warrior, Finding Grace, and No Matter What, all
published by Spinsters Ink), and has studied the Divine Feminine as
an independent scholar for 30 years.
Her honors and awards
including 1999 & 2005 Writer's Residency Awards, Norcroft: A Writing
Retreat for Women; the 2000 Salvator & Margaret Bonomo Memorial Prize for
Literature (co-winner) for "Valentino, Puglia, & Seneca Falls," a personal
narrative published in the summer 2000 issue of Italian Americana;
the 1999 Colorado Authors' League "Top Hand Award" (Adult Fiction
Mainstream/Literary) for Finding Grace; 1999 ForeWord
Magazine Book of the Year Finalist (Children/Young Adult category)
for Finding Grace; 1994 Minnesota Book Award finalist (Fiction
category), No Matter What; and participating in the 1991-1992 Loft
Mentor Series program (fiction category).
She is a member of PEN
America, the National Writers Union, the Colorado Authors League and the
American Italian Historical Association.
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The
Lambda Literary Foundation
named The
Singing of Swans
as a finalist in the Spirituality category for their 19th Annual
(2007) Lambda Literary Awards
The Singing of Swans a novel about the Divine
Feminine Original trade paperback: $20.95.
Newsroom page for Mary
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