Peter Donahue

Peter Donahue's newest work of fiction is Three Sides Water, a trilogy of short novels. He is the author of two novels--Madison House, winner of the Langum Prize for American Historical Fiction, and Clara and Merritt, which Seattle Met magazine called "a ripping good read"--as well as a collection of short stories, The Cornelius Arms.

In addition, Peter is co-editor of two literary anthologies, Reading Seattle and Reading Portland, and since 2005 he has written the Retrospective Review column on Northwest literature in Columbia: The Magazine of Northwest History. His stories and essays have appeared in Washington Square, South Carolina Review, Short Story, Connecticut Review, The Southern Quarterly, Red Cedar Review, and elsewhere.

More about Peter's work can be found at www.peterdonahue.org.