Wanda Morrow-Clevenger
Wanda Morrow-Clevenger has an extensive and impressive writing history and is an extremely versatile writer capable of anything. She writes with a keen observation, propensity and perception.
With a poetic undertone, Wanda Morrow-Clevenger
possesses a penchant for taking the complex and distilling down the sensory details to either something pure and touching, or to a sagacious, vacuum-packed wit. Her writing is honest, metaphorical and intuitive, always revealing humanity with all its precious flaws.
With a poetic undertone, Wanda Morrow-Clevenger
possesses a penchant for taking the complex and distilling down the sensory details to either something pure and touching, or to a sagacious, vacuum-packed wit. Her writing is honest, metaphorical and intuitive, always revealing humanity with all its precious flaws.
Reflective and full spectrum Wanda holds it all together, always putting emotion into perspective; she is the Wonder Woman of the written word.
She is also a master of disguise, looking nothing like her photo. Her hair style, length, and color changes on a moment's whim. She is often incognito behind dark glasses. A long, absurd history of unfortunate pet deaths haunts her.
Recently unearthed poetry, written when she was nineteen, is an angst filled embarrassment, yet she holds onto the verse - a reminder of how far she has come.
Essays and creative nonfiction are her first love, but she dabbles in flash, micro and poetry as well.
Over sixty pieces of her work embracing the human condition appear or are forthcoming in numerous publications, including, but not limited to: the Storyteller; Nuthouse; The Nocturnal Lyric; Up The Staircase; Flash Fiction Offensive; Leaf Garden; TheRightEyedDeer, Issues 4, 5 and 6; Every Day Fiction; Matter Daily; Short Story Library; Clockwise Cat; the Short Humour Site; Long Story Short; the Ultimate Writer; Conceit Magazine; Staccato; Golden Apple; Daily Flash 2011 and 2012; The Scrambler; Falling Star Magazine; Boston Literary Magazine; Ink-Filled Page; Thumbnail Magazine; Gay Flash Fiction; People of Few Words; Daily Flashes of Erotica Quarterly, Issues 2 and 3; The Literary Burlesque; The Bicycle Review; Nostalgia Magazine and In The Company of Women Poetry Anthology.
Her memoir, "The Same Small Town In Each of Us" will be released at the end of 2011. And we look forward to it!
Her memoir, "The Same Small Town In Each of Us" will be released at the end of 2011. And we look forward to it!
To enjoy the written works of
Wanda Morrow-Clevenger
please visit the following links:
Ewing
In Lincoln Park
Uncharted Territory
Indiscretions
When I Loved You
