Cole guest writer alum Elizabeth Brundage (Cole 2010) has written and released her fourth novel, All Things Cease to Appear (Alfred A. Knopf, 395 pages, $25.95). Ms. Brundage’s fourth book “explores what it’s like to live in a rural town in disarray, what it’s like to be a struggling dairy farmer and it also explores marriage, the world of art and academia, and the gentrification of our upstate rural farm areas” (taken from the Times Union’s review of 03/06/16 written by Cole 2008 alum Jack Richtmyer). Her work at Cole was an exciting blend of writing exercises and stories about publishing and writing professionally. She connected with our students on a very personal level.
Ms. Brundage’s website can be found at http://elizabethbrundage.com/.
The Albany Times Union’s review (found here) was written by Cole guest writer alum Jack Rightmyer (Cole 2008). His latest book, It’s Not About Winning, was released in 2011. His website can be found at http://jackrightmyer.com/.
The Cole Summer Writers Institute 