Amy Hempel

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Amy Hempel is an American short story writer renowned for her minimalist style, emotional precision, and influential contributions to contemporary fiction.

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Amy Hempel canonical 3

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instanceOf American writer
fiction writer
person
short story writer
awardReceived Ambassador Book Award
Guggenheim Fellowship
Harold D. Vursell Memorial Award
Rea Award for the Short Story
countryOfCitizenship United States
dateOfBirth 1951
educatedBy Gordon Lish
employer Bennington College
Brooklyn College
Harvard University
The New School
fieldOfWork creative writing
short fiction
genre contemporary fiction
literary fiction
short story
hasWritten essays
short story collections
influenced contemporary American short story writers
influencedBy Gordon Lish
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement minimalism
name Amy Hempel
nationality United States
notableFor emotional precision in prose
influence on contemporary American short fiction
minimalist style
notableWork At the Gates of the Animal Kingdom
Reasons to Live
Sing to It
The Collected Stories of Amy Hempel
The Dog of the Marriage
Tumble Home
“In the Cemetery Where Al Jolson Is Buried”
“The Harvest”
“Today Will Be a Quiet Day”
occupation short story writer
writer
placeOfBirth Chicago, Illinois
linked to: Chicago
residence New York City
subjectOf The Collected Stories of Amy Hempel (book edition of her stories)
writingStyle elliptical
emotionally precise
minimalist

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Chuck Palahniuk influencedBy Amy Hempel
Gordon Lish editedAuthor Amy Hempel
Amy Hempel name Amy Hempel