Tiffany Lee Brown: magdalen.com: BOOKS, BREAKS, & BELLIES

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Tiffany Lee Brown is a writer, performer, and interdisciplinary artist based in Portland, Oregon. Author of A Compendium of Miniatures, she is an editor of Plazm magazine and is the director of New Oregon Arts & Letters, formerly known as 2GQ/2 Gyrlz Quarterly.

Tiffany's writing has appeared in UTNE, Bookforum, Oregon Humanities, Tin House, Bust, Wired, and Portland Monthly, and in charming literary journals and anthologies such as Gargoyle, Northwest Edge, Slow Trains, and The Bust Guide to the New Girl Order. Her performance and installation works have been presented at Performance Works NW, Wordstock, the Enteractive Language Festival, and PICA, among others.

Tiffany holds BA and MFA degrees, and has studied at the University of California, Berkeley; Goddard College; and Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland. She has received grants and residencies from RACC (Regional Arts & Culture Council), the City of Portland, Caldera Arts, Soapstone, and Hypatia, and serves on the Selection Committee for the Visual Arts Chronicle of Portland. She recently won the ArtEx Award.

Miss Brown is currently adjunct faculty in the Master of Humanities program at Prescott College. Graduate students at PNCA, the Pacific Northwest College of Art, may request Tiffany as their mentor in the MFA in Visual Studies program. Follow her exploits at magdalen.com.

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Thursday, March 31, 2005

BOOKS, BREAKS, & BELLIES

3-part Update:

Water Line Press has just published The Human Growth Experiment, a hardcover anthology collection featuring myself and 6 other Northwest women poets. It is currently available at Eagle Harbor Books on Bainbridge Island (call +1 206 842 5332).

Also, thanks to all who attended Cabaret Boris & Natasha a few weeks back (and thanks for your very kind words about it). Debuting "Belly," Part the First of my "Candy Blue" performance project was a bit scary, but I'm glad I could do it in a supportive environment with a full house.

Last up: my tendonitis & other health problems are preventing me from typing and writing at present. If you see no posts here, or I don't answer your email, that's why. I'm down to awful dictation software and some typing help from friends and 2GQ interns. (Thanks fer the help, kids!)

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