*NEW*
I’ve had
two prose poems published by
Protestpoems.org
(read
more)…
In everything I do, from
writing to teaching to traveling, I try to see the relationships between
things. It’s in that space between what we see, in the currents that
run through that space, where life is most alive.
I’ve been fortunate to have my
writing recognized nationally several times, most recently in my being
named a
2007 Dorothy Norton Clay Fellow at the Mary Anderson Center
for the Arts in Mount St. Francis, Indiana.
As a teacher, I’ve worked with
talented students and colleagues in Eastern Washington University’s
innovative Writers in the Community project; at Washington State
University; at the Academy of Languages in Shymkent, Kazakhstan; at Western Kentucky University;
and currently at Prescott College in Prescott, Arizona .
During the four years I lived and worked in Central
Asia (click here for a
map), I
experienced thousands of years of history in my travels along the Great
Silk Road in China, India, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkey, and
Uzbekistan.
Please follow the links above or
below to find information on all of this, to explore Asia through my
photo travelogue, to contact me regarding workshops and readings, and
much more. You may want to bookmark this site, as I plan to update
current material and add new material every month. Also, check my News
page for noteworthy items and upcoming events. Thanks for visiting, and
feel free to return often.
Jeff
Fearnside
