Carol Edelstein | List of Publications

BOOKS

The Disappearing Letters, (2005, Perugia Press, Florence, Ma., poetry, 78 pp.)
The World Is Round, (1994, Amherst Writers and Artists Press, poetry, 72 pp.)
36 Questions (2002, self-published chapbook of prose poems, 16 pp.)
Editor,  A Gallery of Readers, double anthology of fiction, poetry and pieces for theatre (153 pp.), Smith College, Northampton, Ma., Vols. 1 (1994) and 2 (1996).
           
POETRY
The Massachusetts Review (Fall, 2006): “Buried”
Alaska Quarterly Review, (Summer 2001, Vol.   No. ) "Icarus Descending"
The Georgia Review, (Summer 2000, Vol LIV, No. 2) "Whole Note"
Conduit, (Summer 99, #77),  "Kindred Spirit"
WordWrights! (#4, Fall 1995): "If Maria Declined to Observe Halley's Comet"
                                                "Why This Happiness"     "After Korean Proverbs"
Earth's Daughters  Issue #45 (1995), "I Worked All Night"
The Georgia Review (Vol. XLVIII, #4 Winter 1994) "Charm To Be Read                                                                                                     In TheYear 3,494"
Xanadu 2(anthology/ St. Martin's Press, 1994):
                                                            "Japanese FanWith Waterfall"
Sanctuary/The Journal of The Massachusetts Audubon Society
                                                (Vol.32, #3/ 1993): "Cloud Diary" 
Widener Review (8, 1991): "Surrounded Islands"
The Plum Review (#2/1991): "At Midnight In The Temporary Ponds"
Tikkun (July/August 1990): "How To Welcome The Dead"
Kalliope (Vol.XII, #2/1990): "Orchard" "Sunday Night Rapids"
The Grecourt Review (Vol.XXXI, #1/1989): "Waking Beside You"
Embers (Vol XIII, #2/1989): "Mount Equinox"
Green Mountains Review (Vol.IV, #1, 1990): "Polishing The Hardware"
                                                "Marriage Song"   "Today"
Yellow Silk (Issues #28/1988 and "#33/1990): "Small Charms"  "Desire"
Denver Quarterly (Vol 23 #2, Fall 1988): "Open"
The Colorado Review (Vol.XIV, #2 1987): "Plants and Animals"      "Rice"
                             "A Seamstress Remembers The Louisiana State Fair"
Peregrine (1986, 1987, 1989):  "Fishing"  "Someone"  "First Sips" "Nothing Winged"
Poet's On... (1982):  "Bread"
The Heart Throb Review (1979):  "Tuesday"

FICTION
Flash Fiction (anthology/ Norton, 1992): "232-9979"
Epoch (Vol 37, #3/1988): "Robbie and Me" "Scraps"
Word of Mouth (anthology/The Crossing Press, 1990): "Breakfast"
Word of Mouth 2 (anthology/The Crossing Press, 1992):  "Hatrack"
                                                                                                       "Shortcut"
Paragraph
The Fiddlehead (#168/1991): Four Very Short Stories

Paragraph             (#4/1988): "I go down the cellar to look..."
            (#5/1989): "I think I am lying down...."
             (#6/1989): "I stopped her because I was getting...
                                    "Proud I am to be here, in my black..."
                                    "Here one does a "swimming"..."
            (#9/1991): "First and foremost, she is a mother..."
            (#10/1992)"Yes, I did. I invented the doorknob.."
                                    "This morning twelve devils..."
            (#11/1993):"He is buttoning fastidiously..."
            (#12/1993):"Over the sound of the car..."  
This Wood Sang Out
           (anthology/ The Literacy Project, Inc., 1995): "November 22, 1963"

AWARDS

1983   Wallace Stevens Award for Poetry, Hartford, Connecticut
2002    St. Botolph's Club Grant-In-Aid, Boston, Massachusetts

weekly writing workshops with
Carol Edelstein and Robin Barber
in Northampton, MA

Monday morning with Robin | Wednesday evening with Robin| Thursday evening with Carol