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Vol. 7, Issue 3: Fall 2019, Issue 26
Highlights from our 26th issue:
In this issue we celebrate the art of poetry with works from our 2019 Catamaran Poetry Prize winner, finalists, and semifinalists. Though the contest is only in its second year, we have been astounded by the quality and number of great poetry collections we’ve received each cycle. We continue our celebration of poetry with one of America’s greats, Robert Hass. We are thrilled to share a poem by this Pulitzer Prize winner and former U.S. poet laureate. We have a record number of short stories in this issue, and the fiction in this issue will transport you to fully realized worlds. Our creative nonfiction explores our inner life with several poignant memoirs, and also our connection to the natural world including an essay by Josie Iselin on sea otters.
News
Catamaran 7th Year and 2019 Poetry Prize Celebration
At Salesforce East, San Fransisco CA
Saturday, November 2nd, 5pm
Come Celebrate 7 years of Catamaran and the release of Susan Browne’s Just Living!
Catamaran’s Fall Workshop Series is about to Begin.
Dan White is the author of the family camping book Under The Stars, and the hiking adventure book The Cactus Eaters. He has taught composition at Columbia University and San Jose State. He is the contributing editor of Catamaran, and received his MFA from Columbia University. He lives in Santa Cruz, California with his wife and daughter.
Joan Rose is a writer, artist, and creative coach dedicated to assisting others rediscover their purpose, stay on their life path, and complete their creative projects. A facilitator of the Julia Cameron’s Artist Way for fifteen years, she helps her clients recover, visualize, plan, and actualize their dreams. She is the author of The Book of Pendulum Healing (2018), Swimming the Inner Ocean (memoir and story) and Catching You, Catching Me, Catching Fire, (a book of poetry.)