I Loved You More - Spanbauer, Tom
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Tom Spanbauer is beloved by readers and booksellers alike, and he will be a featured author at the ABA Winter Institute 2014 to coincide with the publication of I Loved You More, April 1, 2014. Tom was one of Gordon Lish's original student writers in New York and later in Portland became a teacher himself. His previous students include Monica Drake, Kassten Alonso, Jennifer Lauck, Joanna Rose, and Chuck Palahniuk. The latter is supporting I Loved You More, by sending gift baskets to 50 Indie stores.

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Tom Spanbauer is beloved by readers and booksellers alike, and he will be a featured author at the ABA Winter Institute 2014 to coincide with the publication of I Loved You More, April 1, 2014. Tom was one of Gordon Lish's original student writers in New York and later in Portland became a teacher himself. His previous students include Monica Drake, Kassten Alonso, Jennifer Lauck, Joanna Rose, and Chuck Palahniuk. The latter is supporting I Loved You More, by sending gift baskets to 50 Indie stores.
Autorenporträt
Tom Spanbauer was born in a trunk in the Princess Theater in Pocatello, Idaho. Not really. The Princess Theater wasn't anymore by the time he came on the scene. He went to Catholic School until the eighth grade and then to Pocatello High School, then graduated from the newly finished Highland High. Five years at Idaho State University and he received a BA in English with a minor in German. In 1969 Tom went into the Peace Corps and he spent two years in Kenya, East Africa. Then came the 70s and the Married Years in Boise, Idaho. In 1978, Tom set himself free and moved to New England, then Key West, the finally settled in New York City for seven years. Tom, a survivor of AIDS, has lived and worked in Portland for fifteen years where he teaches Dangerous Writing. His novels include Faraway Places, The Man Who Fell In Love With The Moon, In The City of Shy Hunters, and Now Is The Hour.