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Karna Converse is a freelance writer who's written everything from technical documentation and price proposals to newsletter articles, devotionals, personal profiles and essays. Her essays have been published in a variety of regional and national publications, including The Christian Science Monitor, Notre Dame Magazine, the Cup of Comfort and Chicken Soup anthologies, Our Iowa, and on Iowa Public Radio. She lives in Storm Lake, Iowa with her husband and their three children.
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by Karna Converse on January 20, 2012
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Congrats to these LM staffers!
Jessica DeVoe, E-Zine and Blog Editor: "A blog post I wrote about assistive technology is featured in the Jan/Feb 2012 issue of TEACHING Exceptional Children."
Ginny Kaczmarek, Assistant Editor in Poetry: "My poem, Lament, was the featured Poem of the Day on the Louisiana Poetry Project website on January 4, the anniversary of my friend Helen's death. In it, I try to grapple with living in one of the most violent cities in America, especially when the violence becomes personal. I also have a multibook review, "Required Reading," a discussion of six excellent books of poetry by women poets, upcoming in the March/April issue of Women's Review of Books."
Suzanne Kamata, Fiction Co-Editor: "An excerpt from The Screaming Divas, the unpublished novel that I referred to in my Literary Reflections essay Writing After Midnight was published in Hunger Mountain."
Nicole Stellon O'Donnell, Column Editor: "My novel-in-poems, Steam Laundry, is available this month from Boreal Books, an imprint of Red Hen Press. Based on archival research, it tells the story of Sarah Ellen Gibson, who followed her husband north in 1898. Gibson left her husband and fled to Fairbanks with another man in 1903. Two of the poems from Steam Laundry, "River Town" and "Raven," appear in the Winter Solstice issue of Cirque (pages 63 and 64)."
Katherine Barrett, Reviews and Profiles Editor: "I have a new short story, Shelter, in Zouch Magazine."
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