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THE UNFURLING FROND
coming October 10, 2023
Land holds a story: of time, of generations. Rebecca Beardsall’s transnational narrative The Unfurling Frond investigates land and place as physical space, as home, and as moments in time. The collection wrestles with the concept of transformation through time with the added complexity of settler colonization.
book news!
THE UNFURLING FROND
coming October 10, 2023
Land holds a story: of time, of generations. Rebecca Beardsall’s transnational narrative The Unfurling Frond investigates land and place as physical space, as home, and as moments in time. The collection wrestles with the concept of transformation through time with the added complexity of settler colonization.

Rebecca Beardsall
Rebecca Beardsall (MA, Lehigh University; MFA, Western Washington University) is the author of My Place in the Spiral and The Unfurling Frond.
Her poetry and essays have appeared in Thimble, SWIMM, West Texas Review, Two Cities Review, The Schuylkill Valley Journal, Amaranth, Common Ground Review, Poetry NZ, and Rag Queen Periodical.
Her focus is creative nonfiction and memoir. Her current nonfiction work explores her hybrid life as a transnational and explores settler colonialism.
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My Place in the Spiral weaves together photography, feminism, and literary criticism. In her dynamic multi-genre, hybrid text that investigates the way our pasts inform our future selves.
The result is an intriguing journey through family dynamics, religion, and mother-daughter relationships. Threads of familial connection come together in My Place in the Spiral, creating an understanding of how our lives mirror a spiral. Bearing witness to experiences reverberating through generations, Beardsall explores the echoes of time between the present and the past, family and self, rootedness and displacement.

“I write entirely to find out what I’m thinking, what I’m looking at,
what I see and what I mean.” – Joan Didon
“I write entirely to find out what I’m thinking, what I’m looking at,
what I see and what I mean.”
– Joan Didon
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Studies in Creative Nonfiction: How They Tell Their Stories
Tuesday or Thursday courses available
13 weeks, February – April 2024
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Seminars by Rebecca
Studies in Creative Nonfiction: How They Tell Their Stories
Tuesday or Thursday courses available
13 weeks, February – April 2024
3:30 – 5 pm PST/6:30-8 pm EST
Format: Synchronous online course (Zoom)
Only 10 spots available
Last day to register: January 31