Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series
May
7, 2013
Tess Barry
has an MA in English from the University
of Pittsburgh and is currently
completing her MFA in Poetry at Carlow
University. She was a
finalist for North American Review’s 2012
James Hearst Poetry Prize and will be published in North American Review’s Spring 2013 edition. She was a
semi-finalist for the Tucson Festival of Books Literary Awards 2013. Her work has most recently appeared in Carlow
University Press's anthology, Voices from
The Attic: Volume XVIII.
Kay Comini’s
poetry has been published in Poet Lore, Pittsburgh City Paper, The Pittsburgh Quarterly and the
anthologies, Dark Side of the Moon, Voices
from the Parlor, Voices from the Attic Vols. XIII, XIV, and XV,
XVI, XVII, and in the Sandburg-Livesay Anthology: No Choice But to Trust. Her chapbook, The Picking Room,
placed second in the White Eagle Coffee Press contest. She is a retired welfare
caseworker and an energy healer.
Phyllis Link,
a native of Johnstown, PA,
has called Pittsburgh
home for over 27 years now. She has enjoyed writing since an early age but only
recently stumbled upon the world of poetry in Pittsburgh. When not writing, she makes
a living as a Customer Account Specialist for a manufacturing company. Her
joy comes from being a student of Carlow's Madwomen in the Attic program and a
member of the Pittsburgh Writer's Studio. Her first publication will
appear in the upcoming Voices from the
Attic volume XVIIII.
Rachel Mennies is the author of the chapbook No Silence in the Fields (Blue
Hour Press, 2012). Recent poems of hers have appeared in Black Warrior
Review, Hayden's Ferry Review, Witness, Poet Lore, and elsewhere. She
currently teaches in the first-year writing program at Carnegie Mellon
University.
Wendy Scott’s poems have appeared or are forthcoming
in The Oakland Review, The Pittsburgh
Quarterly, Pittsburgh
City Paper,
Affilia: A Journal of Women in Social Work and Voices from the Attic, among
others. She has a BA from Carnegie Mellon where she studied with the poet Jim
Daniels, and an M.F.A. from the University
of Pittsburgh. Her full
length book of poetry, Soon I Will Build
an Arc is forthcoming from Main Street Rag.
She lives in Highland Park.
Laurin B. Wolf has an MFA from Kent
State University
and BA from the University
of Pittsburgh in poetry
writing. Her poems have appeared in
Scholars & Rogues, PMS, Pittsburgh’s
City Paper, Two Review, and Madwomen in the Attic an Anthology.
Her book reviews have appeared in Whiskey Island.
She is a guest host on the WESA’s weekly radio show Prosody featuring interviews with poets, she and co-hosts the
monthly reading series Mad Fridays. She teaches writing at Duquesne University
and Robert Morris
University in Pittsburgh, PA.
Michelle Stoner’s debut poetry collection, Flats and Riots, was published in
2008 (WordTech). Her work has also appeared or is forthcoming in 5AM, Bloom, The Collared
Peccary, and Weave Magazine, among others. Stoner holds an MA
in English from Indiana University of Pennsylvania and an MFA in Creative
Writing, Poetry from Carlow
University. She is
a sound engineer for Prosody, NPR-affiliate WESA’s weekly show featuring
the work of national writers.
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