Teresa H. Janssen (She/her)

Sarah K. Eastlund

Teresa H. Janssen’s essays and short fiction have appeared in a variety of anthologies and journals, including Zyzzyva, Catamaran, and L.A. Review. Her novel, "The Ways of Water," was inspired by her grandmother's young life in the early 1900's Southwest. It was awarded the Western Heritage Center Wrangler Award for Outstanding Western Novel of 2023, the 2024 Will Rogers Gold Medallion, and an IPPY Silver for Mountain-West fiction. She lives on Washington state’s Olympic Peninsula where she hikes, tends a small orchard and writes, exploring themes pertaining to the web of family, the environment, travel, language and spiritual topics. She can be found online at https://www.teresahjanssen.com.

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Authors: Christina Baldwin, Lynn Downey, Darling DeMure, Maurice Goldman, Robert Goluba, Rachel Good, Christopher Jansmann, Teresa Janssen, Bob Kaster, Karen Klink, Douglas Leen, Ann Lowry, Megan Merchant, Holly Morgan, Elhadj Ndoye, James Overmyer, Sandra Steinbrecher, Kari Wergeland, Cambria Williams, Michelle Yang

Book:

The Ways of Water: A Novel

A Novel
Fiction / Literature
She Writes Press
November 2023
ISBN 9781647425838
440 pages