Dawn Paul

Dawn Paul 's  short fiction has appeared in The Sun Magazine, The Redwood Coast Review, Floating Holiday, 14 Hills and Talking River. She has just completed a collection of short stories, Life Histories, and is currently working on a novel about families, war and violence at home.  Dawn is a kayaker, skier, winter backpacker and naturalist. She has stories and essays in the anthologies Steady as She Goes: Women's Stories of the Sea and Going It Alone: Women's Adventures in the Wild, both from Seal Press and forthcoming in In the Eye, an anthology to benefit the rebuilding of the Gulf Coast. You can read her stories and poetry online- Crane* in Hiss Quarterly * nominated Best of the Net 2006 Heron in Blithe House Quarterly Fishcutters in The Pedestal Magazine Hawk in  Storyglossia Follow in Riverwalk Journal Poetry in www.a-pos-tro-phe.com and Kaleidowhirl at http://home.alltel.net/ellablue Dawn has taught writing classes on landscape and place at Montserrat College of Art and the Massachusetts Audubon Society. She is an emcee for the monthly open mic/featured reader series at The Center for New Words in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She is especially interested in interdisciplinary work and has collaborated with actors, dancers, and visual artists. Dawn also runs Corvid Press, a small literary press.

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Dawn's new novel, STILL RIVER, is now available through Corvid Press.  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.