Peter Campion
Peter Campion's third collection of poems, El Dorado, will be published by the University of Chicago Press in fall 2013.
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Jill Christman
A chapter from Jill's memoir Blue Baby Blue, "Borrowed Babies," appears in a special nonfiction issue of Iron Horse Literary Review spring 2013.
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Bob Cowser, Jr.
Bob will spend his fall 2013 sabbatical teaching travel writing at the Danish Institute for Study Abroad and studying the Danish open prison system in Copenhagen.
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Angie Estes
Angie Estes' fifth book of poems, Enchantée, will be published in October by Oberlin College Press. Angie was awarded the 2012 Laurence Goldstein Prize for her poems "Le Plaisir" and "Item," which appeared in the fall issue of Michigan Quarterly Review.
Deborah Fleming
Deborah Fleming has signed a contract with Black Mountain Press of Asheville, NC. Her novel, Without Leave, was one of eight manuscripts chosen by the editors from over 1000 entries. Publication is expected in August.
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Carmen Gimenez Smith
Carmen's fourth book of poems, Milk and Filth, was published by the University of Arizona Press in spring 2013.
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JC Hallman
JC Hallman was awarded a 2013 Guggenheim Fellowship.
Steven Harvey
Steve's essay, "The Book of Knowledge," an excerpt from his memoir, The Book of Knowledge and Wonder, was selected for inclusion in the Best American Essays 2013 by Cheryl Strayed. The piece was originally published in River Teeth.
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Stephen Haven, Director
Steve was interviewed and featured reading his poem, “Walker Evans Photograph: Factory Street, Amsterdam, New York, 1930,” in the Dutch documentary film, Amsterdam Stories USA, East. Amsterdam Stories USA, East, directed by Rob Rombout and Rogier van Eck, was an official selection of the "International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam" and premiered in Amsterdam, Holland, from November 14-25. The film’s Brussels premier will take place at BOZAR (the Center for Fine Arts), from January 18-21, 2013. Amsterdam Stories USA, East is part of a 4 film sequence, six hours in length, that documents life in 16 American cities named after Amsterdam, Holland. Steve spent four days in his home town, Amsterdam, New York, in August 2010, filming with the directors. His poem was translated into French for the film’s subtitles. More information about the film is available at http://www.idfa.nl/industry/tags/project.aspx?id=277a1f25-98bc-4849-a8e8...
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Mark Irwin
Mark Irwin's seventh collection of poems, Large White House Speaking, is now available from New Issues Press. His selected poems, American Urn, will be available from Ashland Poetry Press in 2014.
Tom Larson
Tom has an essay in Shenandoah, which the title explains: "Writing While Ill: Pathography, Then & Now."
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Daniel W. Lehman
Dan Lehman, resident faculty mentor in nonfiction, has recently published six essays and interviews about South African literature and film (Sindiwe Magona, Jonny Steinberg, Rayda Jacobs, Athol Fugard, Mark Behr, Michiel Heyns, as well as filmmakers Gavid Hood, Ralph Ziman, Ian Gabriel, and Mark J. Kaplan) in journals specializing in African or world literature. Dan returns to South Africa in May and June to co-direct an Ashland University/Ohio State student study tour and to continue his research and writing there. Other current projects include several essays in progress about the implications of character naming in nonfiction as well as his editorial work with River Teeth and with the River Teeth Literary Nonfiction Book Prize.
Joe Mackall
Joe Mackall received his fourth Ashland University Mentor Award in 2013.
Joe Mackall, Dan Lehman, and Sarah M. Wells are delighted that River Teeth placed more pieces in Best American Essays 2013 (thanks to our own Steven Harvey and Jon Kerstetter) than any other magazine or journal save The Paris Review.
Leila Philip
Leila has a new book coming out in 2012, Water Under the Bridge with Argian Press, a work of text and image with lyric essays counterpointed with artwork. Another piece, an essay "Geography of the Imagination" is being published by Philip Wilson Publisher, London in a volume of essays of writing about art titled Beneath the Skin. Pub date March 2013.
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Robert Root
Bob Root recently published Limited Sight Distance: Essays for Airwaves, a collection of his radio essays. His memoir, Happenstance, is forthcoming in fall 2013 from University of Iowa Press, as part of the Sightline Series in Literary Nonfiction.
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Ruth L. Schwartz
Ruth L. Schwartz published two essays and two poems in The Sun in 2013. In 2012, her sixth and seventh books were released: Miraculum (poems), and Soul on Earth: A Guide to Living & Loving Your Human Life (nonfiction).
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Kathryn Winograd
Kathryn Winograd’s first collection of essays, Phantom Canyon: Essays of Reclamation, will be published by Conundrum Press in fall 2013.
Page updated 4/22/2013.
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