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Karin gottshall biography michigan

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          Karin Gottshall is the author of two books of poems: Crocus (winner of the.

          Karin Gottshall lives in Vermont and teaches at Middlebury College. Her first book, Crocus, won the Poets Out Loud prize and was published by Fordham University Press in 2007. She is also the author of three chapbooks—Flood Letters (Argos Books), Almanac for the Sleepless (Dancing Girl Press), and Swans (Argos Books).

          Her poems have appeared in Blackbird, Crazyhorse, FIELD, The Gettysburg Review, and elsewhere.

          Shelley Wong: Congratulations on winning! We are thrilled and very excited to bring this book into the world.

          What was the writing process like for this book and how did it compare with writing your first book, Crocus?

          What Gottshall unpacks in this poem is personal mythology: We are the stories told about our lives.

        1. What Gottshall unpacks in this poem is personal mythology: We are the stories told about our lives.
        2. Poems on the:: The Ashes (at the Poetry Foundation site); Earthquake (at Memorious); Evelyn & Amelia at the Charity School (at No Contest).
        3. Karin Gottshall.
        4. She grew up in Germany and Korea before attending Michigan State University to study art.
        5. This year the series will include local and nationally renowned writers and musicians Russel Brakefield, Karin Gottshall and Sam Gleaves.

          6. How did the three-part structure come together?

          Karin Gottshall: Thank you! I am so grateful for and humbled by this prize. The Wheeler Prize book is one I’m interested in every year, and I’m so proud that The River Won’t Hold You will be in this series.

          Kathy Fagan is a poet whose work and contributions I love and admire so much, so t