Annette Murrell

Born Denver, CO (USA)

The author is a weekend morning host for NET radio. She is a jazz performer who has had leading roles in many local or regional theatrical productions. Murrell is a guest vocalist with the Nebraska Jazz Orchestra and the Lincoln Symphony Orchestra and has also appeared on PBS television's music program Backstage Pass. She has her own website Annette Murrell (Dr. Diva).

Places Lived

Lincoln, NE

Author Of

Fiction
Music and Audio
Poetry

Keywords

Fiction; Drama; Theatrical Productions; Jazz; Radio Host; African American writers

Education

Stanford University
University of Nairobi
University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Occupation

Jazz singer
Weekend Morning Announcer for NET Radio, Nebraska's NPR Station

Associations

Bread Loaf Writers' Retreat
Three Year Fellowship, Cave Canem Workshop/Retreat for African American Poets

Bibliography

I Wanna Be a Bad Woman. 2007. (self-published)

Poetry in collections including:
Times of Sorrow/Times of Grace: Writing by Women of the Great Plains/High Plains. 2002. (edited by Marge Saiser)

Poetry in Prairie Schooner and other literary journals

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