Meet the Author Series at Paragraphs
Friday,
October 3rd 2014 7-9
PM
“Lavando La Dirty Laundry”
Discussion,
Book signing and reception with authors, Natalia
Trevino, Kathie Hoerth, Edward Vidaurre and Julieta Corpus
Natalia Trevino: Born in Mexico City,
Natalia grew up in a Texas where her mother taught her Spanish and Bert and
Ernie gave her lessons in English.
Natalia has won several awards
for her poetry and fiction including the 2004 Alfredo Moral de Cisneros Award,
the 2008 Dorothy Sargent Rosenberg Poetry Prize and the 2012 Literary Award
from the Artist Foundation of San Antonio. Her first book of poetry, Lavando La Dirty Laundry, is available
from Mongrel Empire Press and most online bookstores.
Natalia became a naturalized U.S. citizen at the
age of fifteen after living in San Antonio, Texas since she was four. She
graduated with a BA in English when she was 21 from The University of Texas at
San Antonio. Two years later, she received her Masters of Arts in English from the
same university. After almost two decades of teaching, she went back to school
to study fiction writing. She graduated the University of Nebraska’s MFA
program in Creative Writing in 2010. Her jobs have included teacher,
stay-at home mom, a single mom, small business owner/book-keeper, and now,
assistant professor of English at Northwest Vista College where she works with
students of all levels.
A member of the Macondo
Writers’ Workshop, Natalia has been working to increase young adult literacy
since 1992 in her teaching career and through programs sponsored by the
Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center, Gemini Ink, and the Bexar County Juvenile
Detention Center.
Julieta Corpus is a
Mexican poet residing in the United States, fluent in both English &
Spanish. Her poems have appeared in
various magazines, newspapers, and college journals such as Tendiendo Puentes, The University of Texas Pan American Gallery
Magazine, Interstice, and Tierra
Firme. She has also been published in local newspapers, such as The Mesquite Review and The Monitor’s Writer’s Edition: Festiba. She's currently employed as an elementary
teacher at Bowie Elementary School, and she's also completing her MFA degree in
Creative Writing at the University of Texas Pan American.
Edward
Vidaurre:
Born in Los Angeles, CA, in 1973, Edward Vidaurre has been published in several
anthologies and literary journals, among them La Bloga, Bordersenses, La Noria, Left Hand of the Father, Brooklyn
& Boyle - Boundless Anthology of the Valley International Poetry Festival
2011, 2012, & 2013. His book I
Took My Barrio On A Road Trip (Slough Press) was released in 2013.
Vidaurre's second collection of poems, Insomnia
(El Zarape Press, 2014) is now in print as a paperback an on Kindle. Vidaurre
co-edited TWENTY: Poems in Memoriam
(El Zarape Press, 2014) an anthology in response to the Newtown, CT, tragedy.
Katherine Hoerth is the author of a poetry collection, The Garden Uprooted (Slough Press, 2012) and Goddess Wears Cowboy Boots (Lamar
University Press, 2014). Her work has been included in journals such as Pleiades, Boxcar, and Borderlands: Texas Poetry
Review. She teaches English and creative writing at the University of
Texas Pan American and serves as poetry editor of Amarillo Bay.
This
event is free and open to the public.
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