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Eula Biss is the author of The Balloonists and Notes from No Man's Land. Her work has been recognized by a Pushcart Prize, a National Book Critics Circle Award, a Guggenheim Fellowship, a Howard Foundation Fellowship, and a NEA Literature Fellowship. Her essays have recently appeared in The Best American Nonrequired Reading and The Best Creative Nonfiction, as well as in The Believer, Gulf Coast, the Iowa Review, and Harper's. She and her husband John Bresland are the Chicago-based band Stet Everything.
John Bresland is coauthor (with Marilyn Freeman) of the forthcoming book, Crafting the Video Essay (University of Chicago Press, 2013). His audio essays have aired on public radio's Weekend America, and his video essays can be seen at Ninth Letter and Blackbird. His print essays can be read at North American Review and Brevity, as well as The Fourth Genre (2011), an anthology of contemporary creative nonfiction, and Essayists on the Essay, Montaigne to Our Time (2012). Many of his essays can be seen and heard at bresland.com.
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video essay by Eula Biss & John Bresland
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Eula Biss is the author of The Balloonists and Notes from No Man's Land. Her work has been recognized by a Pushcart Prize, a National Book Critics Circle Award, a Guggenheim Fellowship, a Howard Foundation Fellowship, and a NEA Literature Fellowship. Her essays have recently appeared in The Best American Nonrequired Reading and The Best Creative Nonfiction, as well as in The Believer, Gulf Coast, the Iowa Review, and Harper's. She and her husband John Bresland are the Chicago-based band Stet Everything.
John Bresland is coauthor (with Marilyn Freeman) of the forthcoming book, Crafting the Video Essay (University of Chicago Press, 2013). His audio essays have aired on public radio's Weekend America, and his video essays can be seen at Ninth Letter and Blackbird. His print essays can be read at North American Review and Brevity, as well as The Fourth Genre (2011), an anthology of contemporary creative nonfiction, and Essayists on the Essay, Montaigne to Our Time (2012). Many of his essays can be seen and heard at bresland.com.
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