Luanne Castle’s Kin Types (Finishing Line Press), a chapbook of poetry and flash nonfiction, was a finalist for the 2018 Eric Hoffer Award. Her first collection of poetry, Doll God, winner of the 2015 New Mexico-Arizona Book Award, was published by Aldrich Press. Luanne has been a Fellow at the Center for Ideas and Society at the University of California, Riverside. She studied English and Creative Writing at the University of California, Riverside (PhD); Western Michigan University (MFA); and Stanford University. She taught college English for fifteen years. Her scholarly work has been published in academic journals, and she contributed to Twice-Told Children’s Tales: The Influence of Childhood Reading on Writers for Adults, edited by Betty Greenway. Her poetry and prose have appeared in Copper Nickel, Verse Daily, Lunch Ticket, Grist, River Teeth, The Review Review, Phoebe, and other journals. An avid blogger, she can be found at luannecastle.com. She divides her time between California and Arizona, where she shares land with a herd of javelina. Her heart belongs to her six cats and the homeless cats at the animal shelter where she volunteers.
Nomination for “The Secret Kotex Club” Longridge Review, 2018
KIN TYPES
DOLL GOD
Hi Luanne, I’m a friend of Rudri’s and I learned about you through her (I was the one she tagged on her writing process post). I’d been meaning to come by for some time now and I look forward to reading through your posts!
Well, here it is almost three years later and I’m finally responding. I am so sorry. For some reason, I haven’t been getting my “Behind the screen” comment notifications! So HI CECILIA!
Haha, I love that you responded, Luanne!!
Your blog is so beautiful as is your writing.
Commented on your blog instead ;).
The memoir just has to be an interesting read! Nice to meet you, Luane. 🙂
Hi Luanne! Love your blog and your writing is wonderful. Thanks for stopping by little food blog! Hope you’re getting some sun in California (or Arizona!). It’s pretty cold in Melbourne 🙂 Chrissy
I used to work for the National Solid Wastes Management Association. Garbage men. I can relate completely.
Hah, I just saw this. Beautiful!
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Wonderful blog! Thanks for following mine. 🙂