Caitlin Corrigan is a writer, performer, and educator currently living in Portland, ME. She received her MFA in Fiction from Rutgers – Newark in 2014. Her fiction, book reviews, and essays have appeared in a number of outlets, including Word Riot, NANO Fiction, and the Tin House “Flash Friday” feature. Contact her at caitlincorrigan.com or on Twitter at @corrigancait.
It’s clear which camp has claimed me. I’m messy by nature, born with a high tolerance for stacks of teetering books on the floor, scraps of fabric and sequins piled in the corner, overstuffed bulletin boards with layers upon layers of postcards, photographs, ticket stubs. Not quite a hoarder, but hoard-ish—and the same goes for my drafts.
English Kills Review is currently looking to expand. We are seeking essays that intersect contemporary literature with culture, modernity and the other conflicts that may arise including. Of particularly interest to us is the process by which books and poems are written and produced, both in commercial and academic arenas. While we are focused on the New York City writing scene, we admit there are other cities with vibrant contemporary literary communities and welcome voices from other localities. FIND OUT MORE