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Mark Costello (author)
Mark Costello, a native of Decatur, Illinois, is the author of the story collections ''The Murphy Stories'' (University of Illinois Press, 1973),〔(The Murphy Stories )〕 which won the St. Lawrence Award for Short Fiction, and ''Middle Murphy'' (University of Illinois Press, 1991).〔(Middle Murphy )〕 ''The Murphy Stories'' has received praise〔(petelit review )〕〔(NY Times Book Review )〕 and one of its stories, ''Murphy's Xmas'' was anthologized in several collections.
Costello taught for many years at the University of Illinois-Urbana as a creative writing instructor, and served as a visiting writer at many universities and colleges. He held the Endowed Chair in Creative Writing at the University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa and was writer-in-residence at the University of Iowa Writers Workshop for one year.
His story ''Room 601'' has received praise.〔(Emerging Writers Network )〕 Costello is known for his brevity and the introspective nature of his characters. The stories are set in central Illinois and feature a hard-drinking, hard-living character, Michael Murphy.
Costello's work has appeared in literary magazines and anthologies, including ''The Norton Anthology of Short Fiction'', ''The Norton Anthology of Contemporary Fiction'', and ''Best American Short Stories''. He is not related to the Mark Costello who wrote ''Signifying Rappers: Rap and Race in the Urban Present'' (1990), with David Foster Wallace.
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