Greg Nicholl
                                                                                                                  Updated: 2/2/2008


EDUCATION:
MFA in Poetry     Sarah Lawrence College, Bronxville, NY (May 2003)
BA in English        Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, WA (May 1999) magna cum laude
                              Philipps-Universität Marburg, Marburg, Germany (1995-1996)

ARTISTIC DEVELOPMENT:
2008    Writing Residency, Vermont Studio Center (January 1-31)
2003    Master Class, Instructor: Marilyn Hacker, Poets House, New York, NY (March 22)
2002    Summer Seminar, Instructor: Cecilia Woloch, Sarah Lawrence College, Bronxville, NY
2002    Geraldine R. Dodge Poetry Festival, Waterloo Village, NJ (September 19-22)

PUBLICATIONS:
Work in Progress
    What the Morning Reveals (working title), book-length poetry manuscript

Journals/Magazines
    2008    "Despite All We Know," Arts & Letters                             forthcoming
    2008    "Calling Out," Arts & Letters                                              forthcoming
    2008    "Permeable," The Grove Review 3 (Spring/Summer)
    2007    "Rote," Crab Creek Review 21.1 (Fall/Winter)
    2007    "Evidence Burning," Barrow Street 16 (Summer)
    2007    "Burn Through," Clackamas Literary Review 11 (Summer)
    2007    "Abandoned," Smartish Pace 14 (Spring)
    2006    "The Current," Alehouse 1 (Winter)
    2006    "Mid-January," Runes 6 (Winter)
    2006    "Along Lines," The Los Angeles Review 3 (Summer)
    2006    "Twins: A Vision," Natural Bridge 15 (Spring)
    2005    "Outside," Fugue 30 (Winter)
    2005    "Moments Lifted," Feminist Studies 31.1 (Spring)
    2005    "The Visit," Feminist Studies 31.1 (Spring)
    2003    "Leeward," Rattapallax 10 (Fall)
    2002    "On the Ferry to Sausalito," Lumina 1 (Spring)

Other Venues
    "Three Private Wars," three poems in a chamber setting for soprano, clarinet, and piano.
        Performance by Trio Lyrique, Stephens Performing Arts Center, Pocatello, ID
        (April 21, 2007)
    "It's OK . . . No One's Looking," multi-art collaborative, Beverly Bistline Theatre at the
        Stephens Performing Arts Center, Pocatello, ID (February 24-25, 2006)
    "Moments Lifted" and "Still Life in Progress," poetry installment, Mt. Kisco Arts Festival,
        Mt. Kisco, NY (August 2002)

HONORS AND AWARDS:
2008    Community Partnership Award, Pocatello Arts Council
2008    Judge, Ford Swetnam Prize (for Black Rock & Sage)
2008    Honorable Mention (book), Benjamin Saltman Award, Red Hen Press
2007    Finalist (book), Carnegie Mellon University Press open competition
2007    Nominated for a Pushcart Prize by Crab Creek Review for "Rote"
2007    Grant, National Endowment for the Arts / Idaho Commission on the Arts
2007    Semi-Finalist (book), Crab Orchard Series in Poetry
2007    Semi-Finalist (book), A. Poulin, Jr. Poetry Prize (BOA Editions, Ltd.)
2007    Grant, Vermont Studio Center
2007    Grant, Pocatello Arts Council
2006    Finalist, Smartish Pace, Erskine J. Poetry Prize
2006    "Permeable" (excerpt) granite engraving, Pocatello Arts Council "Literary Pavers"
2006    Finalist, Black Warrior Review, Inaugural Poetry Contest (judged by Joel Brouwer)
2005    Finalist, Fugue, Fourth Annual Poetry Contest (judged by Tony Hoagland)
2003    Grant, Sarah Lawrence College, Artistic Development for Graduate Students

SELECTED READINGS:
Series Host / Director
    2007–2008      Rocky Mountain Writers' Festival, Pocatello, ID (April 2-7, 2007)
    2006–2007      Last Friday Reading Series, Pocatello, ID
    2002–2004      Graduate Writing Series; Cornelia Street Café, New York City

Featured Reader
    College Market, Pocatello, ID (June 19, 2008)
            - with Margaret Aho
    Portneuf Valley Brewing Company, Pocatello, ID (November 16, 2006)
            - with Bethany Schultz
    Idaho Writers Journal, #45, Channel 12 TV interview, Pocatello, ID (August 28 2006)
    Rocky Mountain Writers' Festival, College Market, Pocatello, ID (March 3, 2006)
    Yorkville Poetry Reading Series, Phil Hughes Bar, New York, NY (June 12, 2005)
    Jane Street Press Reading, Cornelia Street Café, New York, NY (June 9, 2005)
            - hosted by editor Douglas Goetsch
    Rocky Mountain Writers' Festival, College Market, Pocatello, ID (March 31, 2005)
    Main Street Coffee, Pocatello, ID (October 8, 2004)
            - with Michael Sowder
    Sarah Lawrence Poetry Festival, Poets House, New York, NY (April 6, 2004)
            - with Lee Briccetti, Lorna Knowles Blake, and Estha Weiner
    Graduate MFA Program Reading, Cornelia Street Café, New York, NY (December 23, 2004)
            - with Bridget Cross and Rachel M. Simon
    Father's Day Reading, Cornelia Street Café, New York, NY (June 15, 2003)
            - with Tony Gloegger and Moglia
    Cornelia Street Café Series, Cornelia Street Café, New York, NY (June 11, 2003)
            - with Jean Valentine and Richard Tayson
    NWCA Series, N. Westchester Center for the Arts, Mt. Kisco, NY (June 9, 2003)
            - with Joan Larkin, Bridget Cross, and Rachel M. Simon
    NWCA Series, N. Westchester Center for the Arts, Mt. Kisco, NY (March 3, 2003)
            - with Mark Doty
    Lumina Launch Reading, Sarah Lawrence College, Bronxville, NY (May 15, 2002)

TEACHING EXPERIENCE:
Courses / Workshops
    2006              Creative Writing Workshop (ENGL 206) – Fiction and Poetry
                          Idaho State University, Pocatello, ID
    2005–2006    Black Rock & Sage (Literary Journal / ENGL 406) – Production Component
                          Idaho State University, Pocatello, ID
    2002              Sarah Lawrence College – Workshop Leader (High School Writing Seminar)
                          Sarah Lawrence Collge, Bronxville, NY

Panel Discussions
    2005    "How to Publish in Creative Writing," guest panelist
                 Idaho State University, Pocatello, ID (November 4, 2005)

EDITORIAL EXPERIENCE:
The Johns Hopkins University Press
    Editorial Assistant   (2008–Present)

The Cortland Review
    Web Manager – Responsible for formatting all poetry, fiction, and essays for the
        journal and creating online galleys. Work closely with managing editor and
        authors to ensure corrections are made and guidelines are followed.   (2006–Present)

PRODUCTION EXPERIENCE:
Random House, New York, NY
    Production – Responsible for the production of all bound galleys and advanced
        reader editions in each of the eight imprints. Oversaw the trafficking of all
        four-color covers and reviewed corrections from the compositor.   (2004)

Westchester Book Group, Danbury, CT
    Production Editor – Responsible for the production of trade fiction and non-fiction
        titles from manuscript to bound book. Coded manuscripts, managed copyedited
        materials, and corresponded with authors to ensure accuracy. Reviewed page-proofs
        and finals for release to printer.   (2004)

Routledge / Taylor & Francis, New York, NY
    Assistant Production Editor – Coordinated the production and manufacturing
        of multiple-volume offset reference books. Checked art programs, maintained
        page-proof corrections, and reviewed cover designs. Trafficked and tracked
        progress from manuscript to bound book.   (2003)

Overlook Press, New York, NY
    Editorial Intern – Reviewed manuscripts currently under consideration from
        reputable agents and wrote rejection letters. Researched and wrote promotional
        copy for catalogue and dust jackets. Assisted the senior editors with special
        projects.   (2003)

DESIGN EXPERIENCE:
Books
    2005–2006     Internal Text Designer, New Excavations at Wilson Butte Cave
                           Idaho Museum of Natural History, Pocatello, ID
    2005–2006     Internal Text Designer, The Archaeology of Wilson Butte Cave
                           Idaho Museum of Natural History, Pocatello, ID

Journals
    2006–Present Internal Text Designer, Journal of the Fantastic in the Arts
                           Idaho State University, Pocatello, ID
    2005–2006     Production Supervisor / Designer, Black Rock & Sage
                           Idaho State University, Pocatello, ID
    2002–2003     Production Manager / Designer / Editorial Board, Lumina
                           Sarah Lawrence College, Bronxville, NY
    1993–1994     Editor / Designer, Saxifrage
                           Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, WA
    1995–1999     Editor / Designer, Slightly West
                           The Evergreen State College, Olympia, WA

Websites
    www.isu.edu/departments/gradk12
        Idaho State University / GK-12 Program
    www.rockymountainwriters.com
        Rocky Mountain Writers' Festival
    www.pgfweb.com
        Portneuf Greenway Foundation
    www.kloetzelandco.com
        kloetzel&co. (Modern Dance Company)
    www.ceciliawoloch.com
        Poet Cecilia Woloch
    http://www.isu.edu/~normbria
        Assistant Professor Brian Norman

PROOFREADING EXPERIENCE:
Random House Trade, New York, NY
    Special Assignments, Boris Akunin
    Fair Shares for All, John Haney
    The Locktender's House, Steven Sherrill
    Monuments, Judith Dupré
    Bleeding Hearts, Richard Hawke
    The Descendants, Kaui Hart Hemmings
    Recovering Your Story, Arnold Weinstein
    Nightlife, Thomas Perry
    Black Swan Green, David Mitchell
    A Sudden Country, Karen Fisher
    180 More, Billy Collins
    Double Lives, Richard Lingeman
    Pomegranate Soup, Marsha Mehran

Modern Library, New York, NY
    Complete Shakespeare, Shakespeare
    Collected Poems, W. H. Auden
    Wonderland, Joyce Carol Oates
    Inferno, Dante (Tr. Anthony Esolen)
    Father Brown, G. K. Chesterton
    Ragged Dick, Horatio Alger

Ballantine, New York, NY
    Learning to Sing, Clay Aiken
    Obsession, Jonathan Kellerman

Grand Central Publishing (formerly Warner Books), New York, NY
    Rap-Up!, Devin & Cameron Lazerine
    The Pulpwood Queens' Tiara-Wearing, Book-Loving Guide to Life, Kathy L. Patrick
    The Poets' Corner, John Lithgow, ed.
    The Bourne Betrayal, Eric Van Lustbader
    Child of the Jungle, Sabine Kuegler
    The Brothers Bulger, Howie Carr
    The Book of Bluffs, Matt Lessinger
    Stop Sabotaging Your Career, Lois Frankel
    What Your Lawyer May Not Tell You . . ., Kaja Whitehouse
    Girlfriend's Guide to NASCAR, Liz Allison

W.W. Norton, New York, NY
    Norton Anthology of American Literature (Vol. E)