Danell Jones

Danell Jones’s poetry, fiction, essays, and reviews have appeared in various publications. While earning her Ph.D. in English at Columbia University, she received a Whiting Fellowship and Bennett Cerf Award for her work on Virginia Woolf. She was awarded the Jovanovich Prize for poetry from the University of Colorado and has been a finalist for the Breadloaf Poetry Prize and the PEN/Nelson Algren in Fiction.

She is the author of The Virginia Woolf Writers’ Workshop: Seven Lessons to Inspire Great Writing, The Whimsical Muse: Poetic Play for Busy Creatives, and Desert Elegy, a finalist for the New Women’s Voices Award from Finishing Line Press. Her biography of A.B.C. Merriman-Labor, An African in Imperial London, won the High Plains Books Award for Nonfiction. Her latest book is The Girl Prince: Virginia Woolf, Race and the Dreadnought Hoax.

To learn more about Danell, check our her personal Webpage: danelljones.com.

Contact: danell@bigskywritingworkshops.com

PUBLISHED WORKS

Finalist for the New Women’s Voices Prize. Available now from Finishing Line Press.

Imagine what it might be like if Virginia Woolf were teaching a writers’ workshop. Perched at the podium, Woolf shares her wisdom on a range of matters. Available through Random House

The Whimsical Muse:
Creative Play for Busy
Creatives.

Available from
Two Sylvias Press

An African in Imperial London:
The Indomitable Life of
A.B.C. Merriman-Labor.

Available on Amazon.

The Girl Prince: Virginia Woolf,
Race and the Dreadnought Hoax

Available at Amazon.