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~ Publishing Credits by Students ~"I found the Attic workshop allowed me to see the value and potential in every piece of writing submitted to the group...After their first round of Attic scrutiny, one of my own pieces, "Address Book," underwent drastic changes as a result of feedback from the group, and it was accepted for publication soon after. I couldn't ask for better results." Publications & AwardsMatt Barry, founder & editor, The Grove Review.
Rachel Indigo Cerise Baum, non-fiction in The Sun & Hip Mama.
Alicia Beale, book of poems, The Manifestation of Orange Poppies (The Backwater Press); poems in Prairie Schooner, New Letters, Clackamas Literary Review, Hubbub.
William Bernhard, poem in The Portland Review & Fugue.
Lynn Bey, stories in E2K and Broken Pencil.
Jean Braden, Honorable Mention for her story in ByLine magazine.
Karen Braucher, book of poems, Aqua Curves, recipient of the 2004 Stevens Manuscript contest from the National Federation of State Poetry Societies, chapbook of poems, Mermaid Cafe (Pudding House), poem included in POETRY IN MOTION, poems and translations in The New Renaissance, Manzanita Quarterly.
Peyton Burgess, fiction in "The Rogue Voice."
Michelle Burke, poem in Hotel Amerika.
Celia Carlson, poem in Windfall.
Angie Chuang, recipient of the 2007 Friends of the Lake Oswego Library William Stafford Fellowship in Non-Fiction from Literary Arts; recipient of a 2004 Stickel Award for reporting & writing, recipient of a Columbia University award for writing on race & ethnicity; poems in Grove Review, Hiss Quarterly, Clayx & Windfall; selected for a 2005 Soapstone residency.
David Ciminello, chapter of his novel-in-progress published in Lumina.
Todd Cobb, publishes his book, Ghosts of Portland (Schiffer Books) in 2007. Linda Halligan Conley, article in America magazine.
Deborah Cravey, stories in Euphony & in Harrington Lesbian Fiction Quarterly.
Laurie Cutter, poems in Portland Magazine, Clackamas Literary Review, Windfall and prose in The Banner & The Oregonian.
Debby Dodds, short piece in The Sun. Asha Dornfest, non-fiction in Hip Mama.
Caitlin Dwyer, poem in The Oregonian.
FeLicia A. Elam, fiction on www.deadmule.com.
Carol Ellis, poem in Comstock Review.
Lanie Ettinger, non-fiction in The New York Times Sunday Style section.
John Fife, poems in The Portland Alliance.
David Filer, chapbook, Night Verse, Finishing Line Press; poems in The Oregonian, Gumball Poetry, Small Brushes, The Portland Review, Red River Review, Slant, Legal Studies Forum, James River Poetry Review, Three Candles, Rattle, Sow's Ear Poetry Review, Zyyzyva. Poems & interview in The Grove Review.
Karen Flagstad, articles at www.literarytravel.com, www.zephyrmagazine.com, and in SE Journal, the quarterly publication of the Society of Environmental Journalists.
Margaret Foley, poems, fiction, essays, & reviews in The Christian Science Monitor, Gator Springs Gazette, VerbSap, Illya's Honey, Mothersmovent.org, Slavic and East European Journal, NOO Journal, Altar Magazine.
Jesse Ford, poems in Artspirit.
Rob Freedman, non-fiction memoir Drash.
Franny French, first prize in 2006 The Ledge magazine short story contest.
Mark Fry, poems in Zyzzyva, The Grove Review, The Maguffin, The King's English, Beloit Poetry Journal, & Black Warrior Review.
Jen Graham, story in Seattle Review.
Don Greenwood, article in Vintage Voice. Cindy Williams Gutierrez, her play, "For:Give," ran in the spring of 2007 in Portland at Insight Out Theater; poems in Open Spaces, The Grove Review, Crab Orchard Review & on exhibit in "People, Places and Perceptions: A Contemporary Look at Northwest Latino Art" at Maryhill Museum in Goldendale, WA. Fiction in The Wandering Hermit Review.
David Jordan, poems forthcoming in California Quarterly, Spindrift, Main Street Rag, & The Fossil Record.
Kathleen Hamilton, memoir in The Sacramento Bee.
Liz Heichelbech, short story, "Preludes," won First Place in the Literal Latte Fiction Competition. Frances Kiva, has a piece in recent issue of "VoiceCatcher" (http://voicecatcher.org/about.html).
Jane Knechtel, poems in The Tusculum Review, The Oregonian, Tar Wolf Review, Defect Cult, Fire, & Reed: A Journal of Poetry & Prose & recipient of the 2006 Parnell Prize in Poetry & the 2006 Editor's Choice Award from GSU Review; poems represented in the "Her Mark 2007" exhibit at the Woman Made Gallery in Chicago, Illinois (October 6-November 9, 2006); poem selected as finalist the Milton Kessler Award, to be published in Harpur Palate; poem anthologized in White Ink (Demeter Press, Canada).
Susan Koshy, work in Zubaan Anthology of Young Women Writers (India), Existere, & Wasafiri (UK).
Lani Jo Leigh, her documentary Brick by Brick, co-written with her husband & Attic webmaster Roger Leigh, premiered in 2006 at the Hollywood Theater in Portland; her documentary, Walk to Me, premiered in 2006 also at Hollywood Theater.
Lois Leveen, had her short film, Four Act Foreman, screened at the Richard Foreman Festival at Performance Works Northwest; published the article, "Exploring Animals," in Science and Children magazine; documentary, "Men of Color, To Arms!" about African American Civil War reenactors, was selected to be screened at Washington's Olympia Film Festival and Minnesota's Free Range Film Festival.
Luciana Lopez, flash fiction on McSweeney's Online and on flashquake.org; selected for a 2005 & a 2006 Soapstone residency in fiction; plus work in BluePrintReview, Chronogram, Tusculum Review, Lichen, VoiceCatcher anthology, Coe Review Kiss Machine & Zyzzyva. Shelley Lovell, story in The Essential Hip Mama: Writing from the Cutting Edge of Parenting (Seal Press, 2004).
Lisa Loving, non-fiction (cover story) in PSU Magazine; 1st place winner in the nonfiction category of the Oregon Writers Colony 2007 contest.
Linera Lucas, her story, "Shamlet," received the 2007 Crucible Fiction Competition award. Read more about Linera at http://www.lineralucas.blogspot.com/. Marv Lurie, poems awarded 2nd prize by Brick and Morter Review.
Lori Maliszewski, memoir, Cancer: A Love Story (Lulu); non-fiction in A Cup of Comfort for Writers anthology.
C. McKinley, received a 2008 Regional Arts & Culture professional development grant. Phil Meehan, poem in Open Spaces.
Carolyn Moore, featured as Emerging Poet on the online journal Margin; recipient of the 2005 New Eden Chapbook prize from Ruah magazine & the 2005 Juniper Creek Poetry Prize (selected by Christian Wiman); poems in Buckle &, Nervy Girl, Vox International, Passages north, Briar Cliff Review, Sow's Ear Poetry Review, Prism, Hiss Quarterly & Icarus; recipient of the 2003 New Millenium Writing prize & the 2004 Delirium Journal Poetry Prize.
John C. Morrison, received the 2006 Rhea and Seymour Gorsline from Cloudbank Books for his book of poems, Heaven of the Moment; poem in Hubbub; received the 2003 C. Hamilton Bailey Poetry Fellowship from Literary Arts. Appointed Literary Arts Director for Writers in the Schools.
Verlena Orr, poem in Hubbub; publishes the chapbook, One More Time from the Beginning (Stone City Press) in 2008.
Gerald Paul, published the 2nd edition of 60 Hikes Within 60 Miles of Portland (Menasha Ridge Press, 2004).
David Pinson, finalist for the 2005 Oregon Book Award in Short Fiction for A Moment to Organize My Face, published by Helicon West.
Todd Pozycki, the play "Spud Toppers" staged at Stark Raving Theater (Portland).
Liz Prato, story in Zyzzyva & awarded First Prize in the Sudden Fiction contest of the Berkeley Fiction Review.
Jacqueline Raphael is the winner of the 2006 Wordstock Fiction contest.
G. Xavier Robillard, novel accepted for publication by HarperCollins; stories in McSweeney's Opium Magazine, Facsimilation, Sweet Fancy Moses, Happy Woman Magazine, The Bean (beanmag.com) & on OPB's LiveWire radio sketch show.
David Robinson, poem in Wilderness.
Samantha Roddy, article in Surf Life for Women.
Francie Royce, stories in Walk About Magazine & in Northwest Examiner. Devon Schuyler, non-fiction in The Sun.
Jeffrey Sellin, launches The Writer's Dojo in Portland. Scot Siegel, chapbook of poems, Some Weather (Plain View Press) to be published in 2009; poems in New Verse News (newversenews.com), Open Spaces, Inks Lake, Acorn, The Oregonian, Friends of William Stafford newsletter, & Red River Review, & attended the 2007 Squaw Valley Community of Writers' conference.
Lisa Silverman has founded Bookish, a bimonthly review of books for children and families.
Cindy Stewart-Riner, poem in Calyx.
Tiffany Talbot & Margaret Foley, founders of the zine Thereby Hangs a Tale, which was reviewed in Utne Reader.
Celeste Thompson, poem in The Oregonian & Portland Review; chapbook of poems, Rabbit for Purse (Finishing Line Press, 2006). Elizabeth Turgeon, stories in The Rose and Thorn & in Son and Foe.
Geraldo Valerio, story in Hip Mama, Spork Magazine, & in the Hip Mama Anthology (Seal Press) & in The Essential Hip Mama: Writing from the Cutting Edge of Parenting (Seall Press).
Susan de la Vergne, article in Perdido.
Laura Weeks, chapbook of poems, The Mad Woman (Finishing Line Press), poems in Branches, poems and translation in The New Renaissance.
Melissa Weissberg, nonfiction in Southwest Review.
Craig Willamson, finalist for the Actor's Studio in Louisville's national 10-minute play award for his play "Rhodesia."
Wendy Willis, poem in Windfall.
Juliet Wyers, performed her original songs at The Kennedy Center in Washington, DC in November 2004.
Giovanna Zivny, story in Gourmet Magazine.
Attending Graduate ProgramsWilliam Bernhard, MFA program in poetry at the University of Washington.
Josh Booton, MFA program in poetry at the University of Texas at Austin. Michelle Burke, MFA program in poetry at Ohio State University.
David Ciminello, MFA program in fiction at Sarah Lawrence College.
Deborah Cravey, MFA program in fiction at Vermont College.
Jen Graham, MFA program in fiction at the University of Texas at Austin.
Martha Grover, MFA program in non-fiction at the California College of the Arts. Cindy Williams Gutierrez, MFA program in poetry at the University of Southern Maine.
Christine Leath, MA program at Portland State University. Paul Martone, MFA program in fiction at the University of Oregon.
Beth Nicewonger, MFA program at Emerson College in Boston.
Celeste Thompson, MA program in publishing at Portland State University.
Recipients of the Gary Lodge Fellowship in Creative WritingThe Gary Lodge Fellowship in Creative Writing is funded by The Attic & awarded annually to a participant in the Write Around Portland program. Write Around Portland runs volunteer-facilitated writing workshops for people affected by HIV/AIDS, survivors of domestic violence, people in recovery from drug/alcohol addiction, people in prison, seniors in foster care, people with physical or mental disabilities, teenagers living on the street, low income adults and others who might otherwise not have access to the power of writing and community because of income, isolation or other barriers. Gary Lodge (1970-2005) was a regular fiction student at the Attic & the designer of The Attic's original website. 2007...Everett Charters, fiction
2006...Lora Lafayette, poetry
2005...Rachel Indigo Cerise Baum, memoir More to come. |
