She's a multi-talented writer and an extraordinary teacher. While she continues to write, Rebbecca joined CCS in Winter 2020 to teach her first W&L course. CCS W&L program coordinator Kara Mae Brown knows W&L students will benefit greatly, "I knew that Rebbecca's experimental approach to literature would make her a perfect fit for our W&L students. Her work has appeared in print and online journals such as American Literary Review, Confrontation, New South, Eclipse, Requited, 88: A Journal of Contemporary American Poetry, Masque and Spectacle, and Miracle Monocle.
Speakers experience the biological as ephemeral, all the while bewildered by the promise of transformation."Īmong Rebbecca's other publications, her dissertation, an experimental novel entitled They Become Her, received Honorable Mention in the 2009-2010 Starcherone Innovative Fiction Contest and was published in 2014 by What Books Press.
Through the creation of portraits and landscapes, Brown fashions an exhibit of dynamic lyricism and word play. Acute observations are captured with music and tangled in emotion. Mouth Trap is a prose poetry collection described as: "Rebbecca Brown's prose poetry collection renders birds, beasts, and surroundings from the lens of an artist who structures form with feeling. In March 2020, College of Creative Studies (CCS) Writing & Literature faculty Rebbecca Brown was interviewed by the graphic literary journal Infinity’s Kitchen about her latest book, Mouth Trap (Art Pair Press 2018).
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