Hello! I’m Catherine Bull.
Published Work:
- “Playing Hooky From Work on the First Sunny Day in Months” — Gyroscope Review (17-4)
- “You Sit Down to Write” — Switched-on-Gutenberg (#24)
- “Albrecht Durer Moves to Ilwaco, Washington” — Wa 129 Anthology
- “Imperium in Imperio” — The Broken City (#17 Remotely Controlled)
- “Muskoxen” and “Long Day” — FIELD #93 (online or print)
- “Leaf Blower” — Human Journal (Issue 5, Crime Writing Special Issue)
- “Filling Station (Rambo & Rimbaud, Proprietors)” + essay — The Operating System (2015 30-30-30 Series)
- “The Vagabonds, Now Mortgage-Bound” — Bellingham Review (#69)
- A review of Jeffrey Bean’s Girl Reading a Letter at an Open Window — Smartish Pace (2014)
- “First Day in Sydney, 1992” — Literary Bohemian (#20)
- “At the Bardot” — The Broken City (#13 Turn On, Tune In)
- “Spider Plant Boulevard” — FIELD (#89)
- “The Drunken Helicopter” — Beatdom (#13)
- “Rambo’s Bohemia” — Beatdom (#11)
I live in Seattle, hold degrees in Poetry and English/Creative Writing from Oberlin College and U.C. Davis, and am a three time Seattle Independent Bookstore Day Champ.
Catherine, would you be able to help me locate a print version of “Merry Christmas from Hegel”? I heard Anne Carson read it a couple of years ago and would like to send it to my son. I’ve gone to Gulf Coast — supposedly it was published there in Winter/Spring 2014, though you say 2013 — but I can’t turn it up at all. Huge thanks.
Liz Hay
Hi Elizabeth,
I don’t know that it’s been published other than in Gulf Coast – I’d contact them to purchase a back issue, that’s probably your best best. (Their 2014 Winter/Spring issue came out in December 2013). It’s so wonderful I do hope it makes it into one of her books soon!
Best,
Catie