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Marni Asplund Campbell

Biography

Marni Asplund-Campbell received her M.A. from Harvard University. She is a former Brigham Young University instructor and currently teaches English at Shoreline Community College in Seattle, Washington, where she and her family live. She has been published in Dialogue, Exponent II, HipMoma, and Sunstone; performs with the Seattle Medieval Women\'s Choir; and was president of her local Relief Society.

Also Known As

Marni Asplund-Campbell, Marni Campbell

Religion

LDS

Connection to Mormonism

LDS (Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints)

Parent

Thomas Asplund, Thomas Asplund

Other Biographical Info

Example of work can be found on page 70 of the Fall 1993 issue of Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought.

Birth Date

1966

Education

MA from Harvard University

Career

Professor

Gender

Female

Roles

Author, Editor

Language

English

13 Works by Marni Asplund Campbell

Title	Role	Year	Genre
To Laura: How it Feels	Author		Poetry
Rhythms	Author		Personal Essay
Heart of My Father: C. Thomas Asplund, A Retrospective	Author		Criticism
When Mormon Literature Becomes "Mormon"	Author		Interview / Panel
With Child	Editor	1998	Personal Essay
For the Girl Who Saw Her Mother Cold.	Author	1994	Poetry
Sariah	Author	1994	Poetry
For My Father, 1934-1990	Author	1993	Poetry
Evenson's Tongue	Author		Interview / Panel
Pentecost, Gethsemane, Priesthood	Author		Personal Essay
Writing as (M)other	Author	1993	Criticism
Maps in a Mirror Reviewed	Author		Review
To Lara	Author	1990	Poetry