About Ingeborg Lauterstein
Ingeborg Lauterstein was born in Vienna, Austria, and lived there during the tumultuous period when blond-haired children were stolen from their families to supplement “the master race.” She studied Art and has a D.A. from the Glasgow School of Art. In Austria, she studied at Salzburg with Oskar Kokoschka. She came to this country to attend Black Mountain College where she studied with Joseph Albers. While there, Charles Olson told her that she was a writer. Later she studied writing with Caroline Gordon and Margaret Young at the New School in New York City. She married Lincoln Lauterstein, an attorney for the Metropolitan Opera, and has one son. She now resides in New England.
Honors
Editor’s Choice in the New York Times for over a year
Pulitzer and American Book awards Candidate
National Book Critic’s Circle Nomination
Doubleday Fiction Award
(Presented by Katharine Anne Porter)
Reviews
New York Times Kirkus Reviews Library Journal Boston Globe Mother Jones Houston Chronicle Louisville Courier New York Daily News Bangor Daily News Fresno Bee, California Sarasota Herald Tribune Minnesota Times Peabody Times Lynn Daily Times Beverly Times Salem Evening News Gloucester Daily Times Haverhill Gazette Sarasota Scene
Appearances
Conferences
Harvard University Middleton, Connecticut, Writer’s Conference Brandeis Univeristy Tufts University Women’s Club Boston Globe Book Fair
T.V. and Radio
The Joe Franklin Show Good Morning Show Truman Tailer Show Books and the World Sybil Tohkonogy Radio Show Television in Miami and Radio all over Florida Middleton Connecticut Radio Positive People, Gloucester Cable T.V.