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Helen Walker Jones
Helen Walker is the grandchild of four Utah natives who immigrated to Canada. She spent her childhood in a small Mormon town, Raymond, Alberta.

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Also Known As Helen Walker
Religion LDS
Birth Date 1946
Birth Place Raymond, Alberta, Canada
Parents J. Harris Walker and Beth Russell Walker
Children David W. Jones and Shannon O. Jones
Education BA in English,1968, Brigham Young University
MFA in Creative Writing,1988,University of Utah
Completed all course work (except thesis) for Master of Library Science at BYU, 1972
Career Helen Walker Jones has worked as a newspaper editor and writer, a technical writer, video producer, medical assistant, rock musician and a teacher of English in both college and high school. She has published fiction and poetry in Harper's, Cimarron Review, Florida Review, Richmond Quarterly, Chariton Review, Journal of Ohio State University, Nebraska Review, Indiana Review, Suntone, Dialogue, and other magazines.
Awards Pushcart Prize nominee
First Prize, Utah Arts Council fiction competition
First place, Dialogue Fiction contest
Annual short story award, Association for Mormon Letters
Finalist, Iowa Short Fiction award
Second place and honorable mention, Utah Arts Council poetry competition
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412 12th Avenue
Salt Lake City, UT 84103

Works by Helen Walker Jones
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Desert Woman1983Poetry
Accountable Emily1982Poetry
As Winter Comes OnPoetry
Grandmother Envisions Her Own DeathPoetry
The Six-Buck Fortune1998Short Story
The Snowdrift, the Swan1983Short Story
A Proselytor's DreamShort Story






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