Monday, June 1, 6:00 pm
Presented By: Catamount Arts
Monday, June 1, 6pm
Location:
Tunnel Books
560 Railroad Street
St. Johnsbury, VT
Join author Rachael Fowler as she reads from her novel Whale Bones, forthcoming from Ricochet Press in Spring 2027. Her novel explores the role and necessity of creative communities in times of rapid societal change. Rachael will introduce the novel, specifically focusing on its fragmented form and ekphrastic descriptions (vivid descriptions of visual artwork). After reading from the novel, Rachael will also hold a Q&A. This event is free of charge.
Rachael Fowler’s short fiction has been published by The Literary Review, North American Review, Prime Number Magazine, Southern Humanities Review, and Fugue. Her novel Whale Bones is forthcoming from Ricochet Press. Her writing has also been awarded funding through the Mississippi Arts Commission and residencies with the Vermont Studio Center, Nocefresca, Yaddo, and The Studios at MASS MoCA. She earned her PhD in Creative Writing (Fiction) from the University of Southern Mississippi’s Center for Writers, where she currently serves as Assistant Teaching Professor of English, Coordinator of the Young Authors Academy, and Editor of Mississippi Review.
Location:
Tunnel Books
560 Railroad Street
St. Johnsbury, VT
Join author Rachael Fowler as she reads from her novel Whale Bones, forthcoming from Ricochet Press in Spring 2027. Her novel explores the role and necessity of creative communities in times of rapid societal change. Rachael will introduce the novel, specifically focusing on its fragmented form and ekphrastic descriptions (vivid descriptions of visual artwork). After reading from the novel, Rachael will also hold a Q&A. This event is free of charge.
Rachael Fowler’s short fiction has been published by The Literary Review, North American Review, Prime Number Magazine, Southern Humanities Review, and Fugue. Her novel Whale Bones is forthcoming from Ricochet Press. Her writing has also been awarded funding through the Mississippi Arts Commission and residencies with the Vermont Studio Center, Nocefresca, Yaddo, and The Studios at MASS MoCA. She earned her PhD in Creative Writing (Fiction) from the University of Southern Mississippi’s Center for Writers, where she currently serves as Assistant Teaching Professor of English, Coordinator of the Young Authors Academy, and Editor of Mississippi Review.