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Third Place
Christopher T. Assaf The Baltimore Sun
"OLD SCHOOL" Stephen Dixon first book, a collection of short
stories, was written on a typewriter and published in 1976 when he was 40.
That is all he has ever used, even for the 30 since. Considered a
"writer's writer" who obsessively chronicles his own life in his
many novels, he is retiring from Johns Hopkins where he has taught creative
writing for many years. He lives in Towson with his wife Anne, who finally
asked her husband to stop writing about his every reaction to her
debilitating illness.
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