Amy Holman - Creative Nonfiction
Amy Holman is the author of the poetry collections, Wrens Fly Through This Opened Window (Somondoco Press, 2010), and Wait For Me, I'm Gone (Dream Horse Press, 2005).
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Creative Nonfiction
Amy Holman is the author of the poetry collections, Wrens Fly Through This Opened Window (Somondoco Press, 2010), and Wait For Me, I'm Gone (Dream Horse Press, 2005).
Tina Barton - Creative Nonfiction
Tina Barton’s poetry has appeared in “WestWard Quarterly” and “San Diego Poetry Annual.”
A Note from Robert Clark Young, Creative Nonfiction Editor
Anyone who’s spent five minutes on the campus of a large community college knows that there are 10,000 young women there
Jessie Carty - Creative Nonfiction
Jessie Carty’s writing has appeared in publications such as The Main Street Rag, Iodine Poetry Journal and The Houston Literary Review.
Scott Campbell - Creative Nonfiction
Scott Campbell lives in Seattle with his common-law wife, her real-law husband, and three dogs. He has a B.A. in Film Production from New York University
Cris Mazza - Creative Nonfiction
Cris Mazza has authored sixteen books, most recently Various Men Who Knew Us as Girls, a novel. Her other fiction titles include Waterbaby,
David Womack - Creative Nonfiction
David Womack grew up in Riverside, California and received his MFA in creative writing from UC Riverside. He is the author of Mountain Bike! Orange County
Suzanne Farrell Smith - Creative Nonfiction
Suzanne Farrell Smith has essays published or forthcoming in The Writer’s Chronicle, Muse & Stone, Hawaii Women's Journal, In the Fray,
Robert Clark Young - Creative Nonfiction
It’s hard to believe that Connotation Press is approaching its first anniversary of publication. To me, it doesn’t feel like much more than four months. But that’s probably because I came onboard four months ago.
A Note from Robert Clark Young: Creative Nonfiction Editor
This month I’m proud to present four very different pieces that emerge from the same genre, four essays that demonstrate how diverse and strong and vibrant this enormous species known as creative nonfiction can be.
Richard J. Cronborg - Creative Nonfiction
Richard J. Cronborg is a self-taught artist who searches for universal themes which evoke specific emotions from the viewer. He is interested mainly in sexuality and mortality in his narratives.
Joan Connor - Creative Nonfiction
Joan Connor is Professor in Fiction Writing at Ohio University and a professor in the Stonecoast MFA in Creative Writing Program. Her third collection of short stories, History Lessons, won the AWP Award, 2002. Her previous collections are Here on Old Route 7 and We Who Live Apart.
Joe Bonomo - Creative NonFiction
Joe Bonomo’s essays and prose poems appear recently in Fourth Genre, Brevity, New Ohio Review, Hotel Amerika, and Center. He’s the author of AC/DC’s Highway to Hell (33 1/3 Series), Jerry Lee Lewis: Lost and Found, Installations (National Poetry Series),
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