Eleanor Swanson's work is widely published. Awards include an NEA Fellowship and a Colorado Council on the Arts Fellowship. Her first poetry collection, A Thousand Bonds: Marie Curie and the Discovery of Radium, was a finalist for the Colorado Book Award, and her second collection of poetry, Trembling in the Bones-About the Colorado Coal strike of 1913 and the 1914 Ludlow Massacre-was reissued in 2013 (3: A Taos Press). Her third poetry collection is Memory's Rooms (Conundrum Press). She is also a fiction writer. She has published a novel and two collections of short stories. Her second short story collection, Exiles and Expatriates, won the 2014 Press Americana Prize. Other awards include first place in the National Writers Union Annual Competition, finalist for the Missouri Review's Larry Levis Editors' Prize, and Nimrod International's Pablo Neruda's Prize. She has a fourth collection of poetry, Non Finito, recently published by Fernwood Press.