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          Darcey Steinke is the author of the New York Times Notable memoir Easter Everywhere, as well as five novels.

        1. Steinke is a writer whose work has always been deeply engaged with perception — the perception of religion, the body, and the text as a kind of.
        2. Darcey Steinke's latest memoir Flash Count Diary: Menopause and the Vindication of Natural Life is a fearless look at the female body.
        3. In this critically beloved and piercing memoir, Darcey Steinke, a minister's daughter, recounts her lifelong struggle to find religion.
        4. Darcey Steinke is a writer who, through a memoir and five novels, has explored the overlap of the spiritual and the sexual, rendering female.

          5. Darcey Steinke's latest memoir Flash Count Diary: Menopause and the Vindication of Natural Life is a fearless look at the female body.!

          Darcey Steinke

          Major Works

          • Sister Golden Hair (2014)  Novel
          • Easter Everywhere: A memoir (2008) A New York Times Notable book
          • Milk (2005) Novel
          • John (Pocket Canon) (1999) Introduction by Steinke
          • Gregory Crewdson: Dream of Life (1998) 132 pp Biography
          • Jesus Saves (1997, 2012) Novel, A New York Times Notable book
          • Joyful Noise: The New Testament Revisited (essays with co-editor Rich Moody) (1997)
          • Suicide Blonde (1992, 2012), Novel
          • Up Through the Water (1989, 2000) Novel, A New York Times Notable book
          • “Satan’s Cheerleaders” (1993)  Spin Magazine

          Darcey Steinke: A Biography

          Darcy Steinke was born in Virginia in 1963, grew up in Connecticut, Kentucky, and Virginia and lived in Oxford, Mississippi, as the 1998-99  recipient of the Renee and John Grisham Southern Writer-In-Residence Award.

          She is a graduate of Goucher College in 1985. She then went to the University of Virginia, where she received an MFA in creative writing and