Jane Schulman
Jane Schulman writes poetry and short stories. She works as a speech pathologist in a Brooklyn public school with autistic and emotionally-disturbed young children. Jane has participated in numerous writing workshops including Bread Loaf Writer’s Conference, the Frost Place Poetry Seminar, and three previous AROHO Retreats. She’s been a featured poet in local venues and taught senior citizens to write their lives in poetry, fiction,...
Rachel Schwerin
Rachel Schwerin is earning her MFA in Fiction Writing at Columbia University and is currently an Instructor of Undergraduate Writing there. She is working on her first novel, set in New Mexico. In addition to writing, Rachel illustrates her own work and has a background in woodblock printmaking.
Elizabeth Silver
Elizabeth L. Silver is the author of the novel, The Execution of Noa P. Singleton, which was the Amazon Best Debut of the Month, an Amazon Best Book of the Year, a Kirkus Best Book of the Summer, Kansas City Star Best Book of the Year, Oprah “Ten Books to Pick up Now,” and selection for the Target Emerging Author Series. The Execution of Noa P. Singleton has been optioned for film by ImageMovers Production Company (Robert Zemeckis)...
Elisa Kay Sparks
A teacher of literature (contemporary, modern British, and science fiction) and women’s studies for 35 years at Clemson University, Elisa Kay Sparks has published a series of articles on parks, gardens, and flowers in Virginia Woolf’s life and work as well as a number of pieces exploring connections between the works of Woolf and the American Modernist painter Georgia O’Keeffe. She is also a printmaker, specializing in color-reduction...
Lynne Southerland
After a long career as a producer and director of animated movies and television, Lynne Southerland felt a strange pull to write her own stories and began writing a novel. The gravity of the process gently sucked her in until now the primary focus of her life is her writing. In the never-ending process of expanding her skills, Lynne has participated in The Highlights Foundation Writers’ Workshop at Chautauqua and actively attends...
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