Suzanne Cottrell

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About Suzanne Cottrell

Suzanne Cottrell, a buckeye by birth, lives with her husband and three rescued dogs in rural Piedmont North Carolina. An outdoor enthusiast and retired history and special ed. teacher, she enjoys reading, writing, knitting, hiking, Tai Chi, yoga, and Pilates. She enjoys researching history and culture and loves nature and its sensory stimuli. She particularly enjoys writing and experimenting with poetry and flash fiction, as well as working on collaborative projects especially with her daughter. Her work has appeared in numerous online and print Journals and anthologies, such as the Best Emerging Poets Series, Bearing Up, Exploring, That Southern Thing, The Avocet, Poetry Quarterly, Plum Tree Tavern, Parks and Points, The Pangolin Review, Three Line Poetry, Inwood Indiana Press anthologies, Nailpolish Stories, The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature, and the Scarlet Leaf Review. She is the recipient of the 2017 Rebecca Lard Award for Poetry Quarterly (Prolific Press).

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Mingled Voices 4: International Proverse Poetry Prize Anthology 2019 (Proverse Poetry Prize Anthologies) Apr 21, 2020

by Gillian and Verner Bickley , Maria Blanco , Aiden Heung , Vincent Casaregola , Anne Casey , Carol Chapman , Brittany Mishra , Ian Chambers , Melissa Reed , Verner Bickley

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MINGLED VOICES 4 is an anthology of one hundred and twenty-four poems, the work of sixty-nine poets, selected from those which were entered in the fourth annual international competition for the International Proverse Poetry Prize in 2019.The International Proverse Poetry Prize was jointly founded in 2016 by Dr Gillian Bickley and Dr Verner Bickley MBE, in association with the annual international Proverse Prize for unpublished book-length fiction, non-fiction or poetry, submitted in English, which they also founded, in 2008. Poems could be submitted on any subject or topic, chosen by each poet, or on the subject chosen for 2019 by the Administrators, “Plastic” (interpreted in any way each writer chose). There was a free choice of form and style.Included in the anthology are the poems that won the first, second, and third prizes. Selection to appear in the anthology was also awarded as a prize by the judges for the Prize. This year, special mention is made of six of these poets. Poems were submitted from Australia, Austria, Canada, the Czech Republic, France, Hong Kong, India, Ireland, Italy, Macau, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, Turkey, the Peoples’ Republic of China, the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates and the United States of America.The countries of birth of these poets include Australia, Cuba, the Czech Republic, Egypt, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Ireland, Italy, New Zealand, Poland, South Africa, The Netherlands, South Africa, The Peoples’ Republic of China, the Philippines, The United Arab Emirates, The United Kingdom, the United States of America, Turkey.Some are new or young writers. Others are already well-published as poets, whether in magazines and journals or in book form; some with several published poetry collections of their own. Some are prize-winning writers and/or winners of grants to support their literary work, Several have participated in national and international poetry festivals and other prestigious events. Some are leaders in that they have formed poetry writing and/or appreciation groups, including online writing communities. Others have influential positions in the publishing world. For at least twenty-one of the sixty-nine, English is not their mother-tongue. About twenty-eight of them are men, forty-one, women; a ratio of four men to every six women.Brief biographies of those whose work is represented in Mingled Voices 4 are included in the anthology.To the extent that those whose poetry is published here tell us about their occupations and/or working lives, we know that among them are authors and writers (including of ESL materials, fantasy novels, legal texts, musicals, non-fiction, science fiction, screenplays, TV scripts), editors, essayists, journalists (including a part-time columnist), literary critics, playwrights, poets, researchers, translators (including of Italian, Spanish, and poetry), a media communications director, a former academic librarian, teachers and retired teachers at different levels and for different groups (including of those with dyslexia) and in different areas (including American literature and film, art history, English, composition, creative writing, discourse analysis, English Literature, ESL, Fine Arts, Humanities, interpreting, Italian and German languages, rhetorical studies, Slavic and English Linguistics, studio art, stylistics, Theory of Knowledge, translating, voice and piano), a clinical psychologist, a doctor in general practice, actors, a voice-over artist, television presenters, radio broadcasters, a photographer, a filmmaker, lawyers and former lawyers, a musician, an occasional blacksmith, a potter, an engineer, an aeronautical engineer. “An unusually powerful collection of works unfolding an engagement with space and time that is highly topical and arresting.”—Charles Lowe, PhD.

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Pain & Renewal: A Poetry Anthology Jan 2, 2020

by Vita Brevis Press , Brian Geiger

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Pain & Renewal features a collection of incredible voices — from Pulitzer & Pushcart prize winners to brand new poets, it’s filled with moving poetry about the highs and lows of the human experience. From love and loss to death, redemption, and beyond.

"There are as many forms of pain as there are paths to renewal, and I can think of no better way to explore this than through collected stories of people from around the world. In the same way the broader themes of a good book are not conveyed in one line but through many small and dispersed instances, the broader truths of pain and renewal bare their patterns when the struggles and victories of the individual are placed alongside those of the many. Read from cover to cover, I believe many of these patterns can be found in this anthology." - Brian Geiger (Editor)

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Howl of the Wild: A Nature Anthology May 9, 2018

by John Dixon , Laura Jones , Laura C. Cantu

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The Howl of the Wild is a nature-themed literary anthology. Showcasing the best of today's poets and creative writers, The Howl of the Wild anthology is a love letter to animals, nature, and the lure of the great unknown: Wilderness itself.

The first six (6) months of sale proceeds will be donated to the National Wildlife Federation.

Contributors:
Melissa Calderon-Rougié
Burton L. Carlson
Suzanne Cottrell
Gregory Luce
Molly Murray
Richard Smith
Patti Palmer-Baker
Carol Deering
Melissa Huff
Barry McNeil
Kayla Miller
Robert Morgan Fisher
Virginia Barrett
Arthur Mitchell
Lauren Johnson
Austin Miller
Lynne Reeder

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