M. B. McLatchey
Susan Newell
Ellen Orleans
Dawn Paul
Joan Powers
Elizabeth Rollins
Kirsten Rybczynski
Selah Saterstrom
Christine Simokaitis
Writers
Summer, 2008, Colorado.
Elizabeth Rollins and Selah Saterstrom will be co-teaching at the Naropa University Summer Writing Program,Week Three: June 30–July 6, Activism, Environmentalism: The Big Picture. The workshop is called: Dreaming Language: From the Margins & Across the Borders.
Corvid News:
February 2008 - M. B. McLatchey's poems “The Lame God” and “Melville’s Reader” will be featured in the Summer 2008 issue of The Spoon River Poetry Review.
January 2008 - M. B. McLatchey's poem "Oaths, Curses, Blessings" will be featured in the Spring 2008 edition of the Georgetown Review.
November 2007 - Two poems by M.B. McLatchey, "Arcadia" and "Snow Globe", will be featured in the next issue of Cider Press Review, Volume 9, Spring 2008.
October 2007 - Susan J. Newell's story, "Mourning Dove" has been published in the Belleview Literary Review's Fall, 2007, issue, subtitled Growing Older: Writers Examine Aging.
October 2007 - Elizabeth Rollins has recently been published in Green Mountains Review, 20th Anniversary American Apocalypse edition, and in The Boy Bedlam Review.
September 2007 - Three poems by M. B. McLatchey were recently awarded the distinction of Special Merit and will be featured in the January 2008 issue of The Comstock Review.
July 2007 - M. B. McLatchey has been awarded the 2007 Spoon River Poetry Review’s Editors’ Prize for her poem "The Rape of Chryssipus". Her poem will be featured in the Fall 2007 edition of The Spoon River Poetry Review.
April 2007 - M. B. McLatchey has been named the winner of The 2007 Penelope Niven Creative Nonfiction Award by the Salem College Center for Women Writers.
March 2007 - Selah Saterstrom, a longtime friend of the Corvids and fellow Goddard alum has received her Corvid wings. Welcome Selah! Click on her name above to learn more.
December 2006 - It may have been frigid outside, but the reception and mood inside was warm. M. B. McLatchey, Dawn Paul, and Elizabeth Rollins read selections from their new and published works at The Center for New Words in Cambridge, Massachusetts. M. B., featured reader for the evening, read from her new poetry collection, The Immortals, and excerpts from her recently completed memoir, Fire Starter. Elizabeth read lyric water prose excerpted from her novel, Origin. (For excerpts, go to www.tarpaulinsky.com). Dawn read a short memoir piece and was the gracious emcee for the evening.
August 2006 - Dawn Paul's new novel, STILL RIVER, is now available through Corvid Press (www.corvidpress.com). Blending the acute languages of science and emotion, STILL RIVER tells the story of three teens and the ways in which they learn about loss, family and kinds of love.
