Born April 30, 1945 as Meta Annie Doak in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, she attended the all-girls Hollins College in Virginia where as a sophomore she married her writing professor, the poet R. H. W. Dillard. [MORE] 1. Annie Dillard Award for Creative Nonfiction - A yearly writing competition reflecting the work and style of Annie Dillard. 2. EarthSaint: Annie Dillard - Sample article from past issue of EarthLight Magazine; includes selections from Dillard's books. 3. Official Annie Dillard Website - A site maintained by Dillard herself, provides contact information as well as complete bibliographic information and a curriculum vitae. 4. Salon.com: Brilliant Careers: Nature Girl - David Bowman explores Dillard’s personal and professional life. 5. Annie Dillard - Offers a comprehensive bibliography, biographical timeline, and comments by Dillard on other authors. 6. Dots in Blue Water - Recording of a commentary written and read by Dillard on the unimaginable number of lives claimed by the 2004 Asian tsunami. 7. Global Network of Dreams: Annie Dillard - A visual representation mapping out Annie Dillard’s relation to other major authors. 8. The Ecotheology of Annie Dillard: A Study in Ambivalence - By Pamela A. Smith; an article in Cross Currents, the journal of the Association for Religion and Intellectual Life. 9. The Mysticism of Dillard's Pilgrim at Tinker Creek - By Sandra Stahlman Elliott, 5/94. Includes biographical information and bibliography.

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