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FIRST EDITIONS ; TWO MADISON WRITERS ARE CELEBRATING THE PUBLICATION OF THEIR DEBUT NOVELS.; TENAYA DARLINGTON
2004
Overview
While the novel followed her like a shadow from 1995 to 2000, [TENAYA DARLINGTON] earned a master's degree in fine arts at Indiana University, got married, spent one year at Beloit College as a poetry fellow and became one of Madison's most popular left-of- center writers. As features editor of Madison alternative weekly Isthmus in recent years, Darlington, now 32, has dug her nails into Madison lifestyle and grabbed notice as a renegade voice of Gens X and Y. Near the end of graduate school in 1997, Darlington and [Carl Johns] married and later moved to Madison, where she had visited while attending Beloit College. The couple planned to teach English in Japan after marrying when Darlington received the poetry fellowship at Beloit and they settled in Madison. Two years later, Darlington was a winner in the National Poetry Series, which published her book of poems called \"Madame Deluxe,\" inspired by watching drag queen shows.
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Madison Newspapers, Inc
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