Links
visit Melissa Pritchard's favorite web links (in alphabetical order)

Amazon.com
for the "best selection of books on the planet" -- or at least a pretty darn good one (and you can find most of Melissa Pritchard's titles, also)

Anchor Books
a division of Random House, Inc. and publishers in paperback of Melissa Pritchard's books: Late Bloomer and Disappearing Ingenue: The Misadventures of Eleanor Stoddard

Anomalies-Books.net
visit their Melissa Pritchard page!

Arizona State University
website of Melissa Pritchard's current scholarly home

ASU Creative Writing Program
where Melissa Pritchard is Professor of English and Women's Studies

ASU Virginia G. Piper Center for Creative Writing
newly endowed center on the ASU Campus

Daywalka Foundation
organization based in the U.S. committed to ending human trafficking and modern day slavery; Melissa Pritchard is Director of Creative Partnerships for the foundation

Desert Nights, Rising Stars: ASU Writer's Conference
annual event of the ASU Creative Writing Program and Virginia G. Piper Center for Creative Writing

Doubleday Books
a division of Random House, Inc. and publishers of Melissa Pritchard's newest book: Late Bloomer

Fanzine
an independent online magazine of general culture, will feature a column by MP next month

Kalam: Margins Write
a creative writing project serving marginalized youth in India.

Palomar Press
the Italian edition of MP's novel, Phoenix is available here in Palomar's "La Vigna Nascosta" series.

Paste Magazine
an online magazine featuring latest news on music, art, and culture, Melissa Pritchard has been a contributor

Phoenix Children's Hospital
where Melissa Pritchard is involved in a community outreach project with ASU creative writing graduate students.

Virginia Piper Charitable Trust
strengthening the quality of life for the people of Maricopa County. Melissa Pritchard is currently at work on the biography of its founder, titled Devotedly, Virginia: The Live of Virginia Galvin Piper.

Seal Press
groundbreaking books, by women, for women, published Desire: Women Write About Wanting, which includes an MP essay titled "Desirelessness."

Spalding University
where Melissa Pritchard has in the past been on the Graduate Faculty in a Creative Writing brief residency

Women For World Health
comprehensively evaluate and identify community health care needs in developing nations and provide support for these needs through volunteer medical missions; MP will travel with this organization in November 2008 to Ecuador. 

World Pulse Magazine
addressing the under-representation of women and children in the international news media, a favorite of MP's.