![]() ![]() ![]() She also founded a small-town newspaper in Vermont called The Vershire Behind the Times. Proulx eventually moved to Vermont and became a writer and journalist, writing various articles for Gray's Sporting Journal, an outdoorsman magazine, and nonfiction titles such as dairy and hard cider cookbooks. She returned to college in 1963 to get her bachelor’s degree in history at the University of Vermont, and then went on to get a master’s degree from Sir George Williams University (now known as Concordia University) in Canada. ![]() She graduated high school in Maine and enrolled at Colby College, but dropped out two years later to marry her first of three husbands. Edna Anne Proulx, often referred to as Annie Proulx, grew up as one of five sisters in various states around America. ![]()
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