Writing

Rachael Fowler’s fiction is published in The Literary Review, North American Review’s Open Space, Southern Humanities Review, Deep South Magazine, and Prime Number Magazine. Her writing has been shortlisted for the Masters Review Summer Short Story Award, named a finalist in the Glimmer Train Short Story Award for New Writers, and named an Honorable Mention in the Craft Short Fiction Prize. In addition, she has been awarded residencies with Vermont Studio Center, Nocefresca, and Yaddo. She earned her PhD in Creative Writing (Fiction) from the University of Southern Mississippi’s Center for Writers, where she served as Associate Editor of Mississippi Review.

She recently finished her collection of short stories titled As If We Could Summon. This collection focuses on childhood, memory, and how we reinterpret/represent memory through art and writing. Currently, she is drafting a novel about a small museum’s tableau vivant and a growing slow art movement.