Laura Brodie Biography

Laura Brodie is a creator educator and mother of three little girls. Her ongoing journal One Good Year: A Mother and Daughter's Educational Adventure (some time ago named Love in a Time of Homeschooling: A Mother and Daughter's Uncommon Year) (Harper) examines state funded training and its discontents and portrays the enthusiastic high points and low points of nine months when she allowed her 10-year-old girl a break from her government funded school schedule. In the wake of moving on from Harvard University Brodie finished a Ph.D. in English at the University of Virginia winning a Dissertation Fellowship from the American Association of University Women and a Woodrow Wilson Women's Studies Grant to investigate the depiction of widows in English writing. This paper would inevitably frame the reason for her first novel The Widow's Season which won the 2005 Faulkner-Wisdom prize for best novel-in-progress. Her first book Breaking Out: VMI and the Coming of Women were included in the Washington Post and on the Dianne Rehm Show. The book secured the progress to coeducation at America's last all-male military establishment.

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