Chelsea Bunn

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Chelsea Bunn
File:Chelsea Bunn.jpg
Born New York City, New York
Occupation Poet
Subjects Grief and loss, addiction and recovery, relationships

[chelseabunn.com chelseabunn.com]

Chelsea Bunn (born in New York City, New York) is an American poet and educator living in Albuquerque, New Mexico.[1]

Background

Bunn earned her MFA in Poetry and her BA in English at Hunter College in New York, where she received a teaching fellowship, a Norma Lubetsky Friedman Scholarship, and taught creative writing for eleven years.[2] She was a finalist for the Lit Fest Fellowship for Emerging Writers and a semi-finalist for the New Women's Voices Chapbook Competition in 2018.Her work has appeared in the Georgetown Review and Apathy Magazine and has twice received the Academy of American Poets Prize.[3] Bunn currently serves as Assistant Professor of Creative Writing for the BFA Program at Navajo Technical University.[4]

Recognition and awards

  • 2018 Semi-Finalist, New Women's Voices Chapbook Competition[5]
  • 2018 Honorable Mention, National Federation of State Poetry Societies’Margo Award[6]
  • 2018 Finalist, Lit Fest Emerging Writer Fellowship[7]
  • 2016 Thinker in Residence, Art in Odd Places[8]
  • 2007 Finalist, Georgetown Review Poetry Contest
  • 2006 Academy of American Poets Prize[9]
  • 2005 Academy of American Poets Prize

Published works

  • Forgiveness (Finishing Line Press, 2019)[10][11]
  • 50 Poems from Emerging Writers (Samovar Press/Meridian, 2019)[12]
  • Sooth Swarm Journal[13]
  • Noble / Gas Qtrly .[14]
  • Maudlin House[15]
  • Cover[16]

References

  1. "Author's website
  2. Bunn, Chelsea (February 5, 2018). "Missed Connections". Maudlin House. https://maudlinhouse.net/missed-connections/. Retrieved 7 May 2019. 
  3. "Arts interview:Chelsea Bunn"
  4. "Navajo Technical University: Faculty&Staff"
  5. [1], "New Women's Voices Chapbook Competition
  6. [2], "National Federation of State Poetry Societies"
  7. [3],"Lit Fest Emerging Writer Fellowship"
  8. [4], "Art in Odd Places",2016
  9. [5],"Alibi", August 1, 2018
  10. "Afterpause:Review of Forgiveness"[6],"Afterpause: Review of Forgiveness"
  11. [7],"Finishing Line Press, 2019
  12. [8], "Best New Poets 2018"
  13. [9], "Sooth Swarm Journal",
  14. [10], "Noble/Gas Qtrly"
  15. [11], "Maudlin House", February 5, 2018
  16. [12], "Cover", Winter 2019

External links

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