Breast cancer is not a laughing matter. Or is it? Perhaps you don’t know Gila Pfeffer, author of the memoir Nearly Departed: Adventures in Loss, Cancer, and Other Inconveniences. winner […]
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SCN member Ellen Notbohm interviewed Brittney Corrigan about her fifth poetry collection, Solastalgia (2023, JackLeg Press).* Brittney is the author of the poetry collections Daughters, Breaking, Navigation, 40 Weeks, and […]
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Author of Garden Inventories: Reflections on Land, Place and Belonging, 2024 Sarton Winner in Nonfiction After winning the Sarton Award for nonfiction for Garden Inventories, Mariam Pirbhai wondered what May Sarton, […]
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Author of Almost Family, 2024 Sarton Winner in Contemporary Fiction It’s fiction and not autobiographical, but Almost Family, Ann Bancroft’s winning novel in which a fictional character is suffering from stage […]
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Author of TRACES, the 2024 Sarton Winner for Historical Fiction What prompted Patricia Hudson, the author of this year’s Sarton Award winner for Historical Fiction, to write Traces was the […]
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Author of HIDING FOR MY LIFE: BEING GAY IN THE NAVY, 2024 Sarton Winner for Memoir One step at a time, for seven years. That’s how Karen Solt says she […]
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