Items Tagged with "Sarah Wells"
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River Teeth Notable Essays in Best American Essays 2012
Six essays out of the 23 published by River Teeth in 2011 are listed as notable essays in Best American Essays 2012:"Poor White" by Bob Cowser, Jr. (Volume 12, Number 2 - Spring 2011)"No Place Like Home" by Michelle Herman (Volume 13, Number 1 - Fall 2011)"Love & Fury" by Richard Hoffman (Volume
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AWP 15th Anniversary Reading
Join us at noon on Friday, February 28 for the 15th Anniversary River Teeth reading, featuring Steven Harvey, Jill Noel Kandel, Jon Kerstetter, and Sarah M. Wells. The reading will take place in Room 618/619/620, Washington State Convention Center, Level 6. Rumor has it they are also recor
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Skipping Stones
I am standing with my children in the bed of river rocks that have been broken and smoothed to flat disks, millennia wearing away the rough places. My daughter gathers stones and skips them along the shallow surface. As I dip my hand into the river to retrieve a couple pebbles, I see the stones I we
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River Teeth at AWP 2015
River Teeth and its editors will be tromping all about Minneapolis April 8-11. We hope we'll run into you at the book fair (Booth 308 with Ashland University's MFA Program), in the hotel lobby, at the bar, out on the town, or maybe even in one of these sessions:Mr. Capote's Nonfiction Novel: A 50th
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Conference Speakers' Essays Appear in Assay: A Journal of Nonfiction Studies
For those who attended this spring's River Teeth Nonfiction Conference, you already know what a fine session Ana Maria Spagna and Steven Harvey had on "The Essay in Parts," and you can listen to their talk in our conference archives. Sarah M. Wells and Jill Christman also presented on
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Sarah M. Wells
Sarah M. Wells is the author of the poetry collection Pruning Burning Bushes from Wipf and Stock Publishers (2012), and a chapbook of poems, Acquiesce, winner of the 2008 Starting Gate Award through Finishing Line Press (2009). Poems by Wells have been known to wander into
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