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SUSAN RICH
August & September, 1995 (Owl Cottage)
Poetry, Creative Non-fiction
- Cures include Travel. White Pine Press (2006)
- “Train Time,” Best Essays of the Northwest. University of Oregon Press (2003)
- The Cartographer’s Tongue / Poems of the World. White Pine Press (2000)
- Jack Straw Writer, Jack Straw Productions, 2005
- Artist Trust Fellowship, Artist Trust, 2004
- Pushcart Prize Nominee, 2004
- Winner, New Hampshire National Poetry Contest, 2004
- International Merit Award, Atlanta Review, 2004
- Winner, Sojourner Poetry Award, 2002
- PEN West Award Poetry, PEN West USA, 2001
- Peace Corps Writers Award for Poetry, 2001
- Winner, William Stafford Award, 2000
- Ruben Rose Award, Voices Israel, 1999
- Rella Lossy Award, San Francisco State Poetry Center, 1999
- Fulbright Fellowship, 1997-1998
Susan Rich lives in Seattle but has previously lived in Bosnia, Niger, South Africa, West Bank and Gaza, and worked as an electoral supervisor, human rights trainer, Peace Corps Volunteer, and scholar. Poems appear in Alaska Quarterly Review, Bellingham Review, Christian Science Monitor, Massachusetts Review, International Poetry Review, North American Review, Poetry International, Seattle Review, Southern Poetry Review, and Witness. She is currently an editor at Floating Bridge Press, teaches writing and film at Highline Community College and in the Antioch University MFA program, and is a founding board member of the Somali Rights Network.
srich@highline.edu
www.susanrich.org
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