| Judith A. Freeman Judith Freeman has published novels that draw upon her early experiences with Mormonism or with Mormon history, including The Chinchilla Farm (W.W. Norton, 1989), Set For Life (W.W. Norton, 1991), and Red Water (New York: Pantheon, 2002) . The Chinchilla Farm received the Association for Mormon Letters award for fiction in 1989. She is at work, with photographer Tina Burney, on a book about India, based on a recent trip funded by the Gugenheim Foundation. View Works by this Person |
| Web Site | Author's Website http://www.judithfreeman.net/ |
| Also Known As | Judith FreemanJudith Freeman |
| Religion | formerly LDS |
| Birth Date | October 1, 1946 |
| Birth Place | Ogden, UT |
| Parents | Leroy and Alice Freeman |
| Spouse | She is married to the artist-photographer, Anthony Hernandez, whose new book of black and white photographs of L.A. from the late ’70s and early ’80s, Waiting, Sitting, Fishing, and Some Automobiles, has just been published by Loosestrife Press. |
| Children | Todd |
| Career | The 1994 movie, The Gift of Love, was taken from her novel, Set for Life. She has worked as a news reporter, ski instructor, and frequently reviews for the Los Angeles Times. She is a part-time lecturer at USC. |
| Awards | Mormon Letters Award for fiction in 1989 |
| Works by Judith A. Freeman Sort by title | Year | Genre |
| Red Water | 2002 | Novel |
| A Desert of Pure Feeling | 1996 | Novel |
| The Chinchilla Farm: A Novel | 1989 | Novel |
| Family Attractions: Stories | 1998 | Short Story Collection |
| Family Attractions | 1992 | Short Story |
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