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Sue Parman is an anthropologist and
university professor who writes poetry, plays, and narrative fiction.
Born in Connecticut, raised in
Iowa and New Mexico, marooned
for years in California, she now lives
happily in Oregon
where she hikes forested trails, takes art classes, stalks Powell’s
labyrinthine bookstore, and enjoys a sane public transportation system.
Sue has published academic books on topics as diverse as salt, dreams,
Europe, and Scottish crofters (see
http://anthro.fullerton.edu/sparman/anthropologist.html ). She also
writes poetry, literary fiction, detective fiction, science fiction,
memoirs, and travel essays, and has had several plays produced (see
http://anthro.fullerton.edu/sparman/writer.html ). |