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Ana Maria Spagna
is the author of
Now Go Home: Wilderness, Belonging, and the Crosscut Saw,
a collection of essays forthcoming from Oregon
State University Press in April 2004. In Now Go Home,
she reflects on the journey that took her from a
childhood in the suburbs of LA to a trail crew in
the North Cascades where she has lived and worked
for the past fifteen years. |
Photo by Forest
Woodward
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Her stories and essays have
recently appeared in Orion,
Utne Reader, Backpacker, Writer’s Forum,
Weber Studies, and Best Essays NW, and she
has been the winner of the Northwest Perspectives Essay
Contest sponsored by
Oregon Quarterly and the If It Moves Personal Essay
Contest sponsored by
Kinesis. Ana Maria is a graduate of the
University of Oregon and the M.A. program in fiction
writing at Northern Arizona University.
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