Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series
June 18,
2013
Barbara
Edelman is the author of
a poetry chapbook, A Girl in Water, from Parallel Press. Her
poems and prose have appeared in various journals, among them, Prairie
Schooner, Rattle, 5 AM, and Arts
& Letters, and in several anthologies. She has received a PA Council on
the Arts grant in poetry and residency fellowships from Virginia Center for the Creative Arts and the Vermont Studio Center. She teaches writing and literature at
the University of Pittsburgh.
Sherrie Flick is author of the novel Reconsidering Happiness (Bison Books) and
the flash fiction chapbook I Call This Flirting (Flume). Her flash
fiction appears in many journals and anthologies including Norton’s Flash
Fiction Forward and New Sudden Fiction. She teaches Food Writing, a
variety of fiction workshops, and Readings in Fiction in Chatham University’s MFA program and writes a regular food column for Pittsburgh
Quarterly magazine. Co-founder of Into the Furnace, a writer-in-residence
program in Braddock, Pa., she also serves as series editor for At Table, the
food writing book list at University of Nebraska Press.
Leslie Anne McIlroy won the 2001 Word Press Poetry Prize for her full-length collection Rare
Space and the 1997 Slipstream Poetry Chapbook Prize for her chapbook Gravel.
She also took first place in the 1997 Chicago Literary Awards Competition
judged by Gerald Stern. Her second full-length book, Liquid Like This,
was published by Word Press in 2008. Leslie’s poetry appears in numerous
publications including Dogwood, The Mississippi Review, New
Ohio Review, Nimrod International Journal of Prose &
Poetry, Pearl and
forthcoming in Barely South Review. Leslie works as a copywriter in Pittsburgh, PA, where she lives with her daughter Silas.
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