Mentions & appearances
Again in 2023 I was honored to win a Meringoff Award, this time in Non-fiction for an essay long in the making titled ”A Label for My Father.”
Dawn Songs was awarded a silver medal in the Nautilus Book Awards' lyrical prose/hybrid works category
Read my poem about the Mississippi Kite in Dawn Songs: A Birdwatcher’s Guide to the Poetics of Migration, co-edited by Jamie K. Reaser and J. Drew Lanham. Available now online or wherever you buy your books.
50th Tom Peyton Memorial Arts Festival -- March 2016
"Hendrix professor awarded writers fellowship" -- Log Cabin, January 9, 2014
"One particularly poignant story, ‘The Hurricane’, was contributed to the collection by American writer Hope Coulter" -- Thresholds, November 14, 2012
"Writer Hope Coulter receives Laman Fellowship" -- Arkansas Times, January 8, 2012
“Sevenfold Goodbye.” Flyway: Journal of Writing & Environment, Winter 22-23. Pushcart nominee.
Meringoff Prize winners: “Home Movies,” “Ghazal of Gone Things,” “Dr. Jones at the Piano,” and “Rubythroat.” Literary Matters 15.1, Fall 2022.
“At an Intersection,” “Dream in November,” “End of the Spring Semester.” Better Than Starbucks Poetry and Fiction Journal, Vol. VI No. IV, November 2021.
“Catcher” and “The Valley.” Grand Little Things, Sept. 28, 2021.
“Tree Frog.” Better Than Starbucks Poetry and Fiction Journal, Vol. VI No. III, August 2021.
“The Crossing,” “Hummingbird Pool, Rancho Naturalista,” and “Three Old Men” in Willows Wept Review, Issue 17, Summer 2020 (see pp. 14-19).
