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Tag Archives: Connie May Fowler
Book Review of Connie May Fowler’s “A Million Fragile Bones”
My review of bestselling author Connie May Fowler’s environmental memoir, A Million Fragile Bones, appears in the Spring 2017 issue of Appalachian Heritage magazine. To read the review for free and in full, click here. Lovers of nature, story, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Appalachian Heritage, birds, book clubs, book review, books, BP oil spill, Connie May Fowler, creative nonfiction, Deepwater Horizon, environmental memoir, environmentalism, Florida, Gulf coast, Katherine Scott Crawford, magazine, marine biology, marine life, memoir, reading, sea life, Twisted Road Publications
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Interview with Connie May Fowler, author of “A Million Fragile Bones”
Recently, I had the pleasure of interviewing bestselling author Connie May Fowler for the Spring 2017 Issue of Appalachian Heritage magazine. Fowler’s new environmental memoir, A Million Fragile Bones, was published last month from Twisted Road Publications. A Million Fragile … Continue reading
Recap from the 2nd Annual Novel Retreat at the Vermont College of Fine Arts
This week I returned from six days in Montpelier, Vermont, at the 2nd Annual Novel Retreat located on the campus of the Vermont College of Fine Arts. I attended the Retreat both as a participant, and as the graduate assistant to … Continue reading
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Tagged 2nd Annual Novel Retreat, Clint McCown, Connie May Fowler, David Anthony Durham, dorm life, graduate assistant, Green Mountains, Green Vermont, Katherine Scott Crawford, MFA in Writing, Montpelier, novel retreat, state house, Thomas Christopher Green, VCFA, Vermont, Vermont College of Fine Arts, writers readings, writing, writing prompts, writing retreat
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Novel Retreat in Gorgeous Montpelier, Vermont – Now taking applications!
Hi, all. I’m excited to share that the Novel Retreat at the Vermont College of Fine Arts in Montpelier, Vermont–held in May 2015–is now open for applications. If you’re a prose writer working in the long form (AKA the novel), … Continue reading
Literary Pilgrimmage Day 4: MFA Graduation & We Hit the Road!
It’s laughable how long it’s taking me to post about my literary pilgrimmage through New England and on down the east coast back to Western North Carolina. Especially considering it happened in JULY. But such is life. Here are the links … Continue reading
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Tagged Connie May Fowler, family, farm, Katherine Scott Crawford, literary pilgrimage, literature, Massachusetts, MFA in Writing, Montpelier, Morse Farm Maple Sugarworks, New Hampshire, parenting, poetry, road trip, road trip with kids, Robert Frost, Salem, state capitol, VCFA, Vermont, Vermont College of Fine Arts
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Literary Pilgrimage, Day 2: Orchard House, Dickinson Museum, Mt. Holyoke
Whew. Let me say that again. Whew. I am home, finally, after an almost three-week trip up to New England and back again. In that time I took a two-day novel research trip to Massachusetts, attended my last residency as … Continue reading
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Tagged 18th century, Amherst, Concord, Connie May Fowler, Deerfield, Dickinson Museum, Emily Dickinson, Hadley, hiking Mt. Holyoke, Historic Deerfield, Katherine Scott Crawford, King Philip's War, literary pilgrimage, Little Women, Louisa May Alcott, Massachusetts, MFA in Writing, Mount Holyoke College, Mt. Holyoke, New England, novel research, Orchard House, Ralph Waldo Emerson, rental car, road trip, The Evergreens, VCFA, Vermont College of Fine Arts
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Bet Your Bottom Dollar
This morning I’m channeling Annie. Yes, the curly-red-headed gumshoe orphan from the 1982 film. When I was four years old, I was entranced by Annie and her Daddy Warbucks world. My mom bought me an Annie wig, I dressed like … Continue reading
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Tagged Annie, Connie May Fowler, historical novel, Katherine Scott Crawford, Keowee Valley, publication date, Tomorrow, VCFA
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