CASSIE PREMO STEELE
  • ABOUT
  • BOOKS
    • Beautiful Waters
    • Earth Joy Writing
    • Moon Days
    • The Pomegranate Papers
    • The ReSisters
    • Ruin
    • Shamrock and Lotus
    • This is how honey runs
    • Tongues in Trees
    • Wednesday
    • We Heal from Memory
  • INTERVIEWS
  • TEACHINGS
  • RECENT PUBLICATIONS
  • Contact
      

"One of our prominent voices in today's literary arena."

 -Thelma T. Reyna, Ph.D.
Poet Laureate Emerita in Altadena, California
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Cassie Premo Steele is a lesbian, ecofeminist, mother, poet, novelist, and essayist whose writing focuses on the themes of trauma, healing, creativity, mindfulness and the environment. She holds a Ph.D. in Comparative Literature and Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies from Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia; she has published 16 books, including 6 books of poetry; and her poetry has been nominated 6 times for the Pushcart Prize.  She was a Finalist for the Rita Dove Poetry Award judged by the current US Poet Laureate Joy Harjo. She has also been awarded the John Edward Johnson Prize and the Carrie McCray Literary Award for Poetry. She is a recipient of the Archibald Rutledge Prize named after the first Poet Laureate of South Carolina, where she lives with her wife.

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From 2009-2015, she wrote a monthly column called "Birthing the Mother Writer" for Literary Mama, named one of the 101 best websites for writers by Writers' Digest. 

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She has also blogged for The Huffington Post and Medium about work-life balance, politics, religion, love, and race, gender and sexuality.
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From 2009-2013, she hosted the The Co-Creating Show, a weekly podcast featuring creative inspiration and interviews with writers such as the US Poet Laureate Joy Harjo and and creativity experts such as Laraine Herring and Eric Maisel.

CASSIE PREMO STEELE IS ALSO ON WIKIPEDIA

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  • ABOUT
  • BOOKS
    • Beautiful Waters
    • Earth Joy Writing
    • Moon Days
    • The Pomegranate Papers
    • The ReSisters
    • Ruin
    • Shamrock and Lotus
    • This is how honey runs
    • Tongues in Trees
    • Wednesday
    • We Heal from Memory
  • INTERVIEWS
  • TEACHINGS
  • RECENT PUBLICATIONS
  • Contact