Rachel May is a writer and teacher who lives in New England. She's at work on a novel and a hybrid-genre memoir and has had a lifelong interest in fiber art. She's a founding member of the Boston Modern Quilt Guild.
Her book on modern quilting is under contract with Storey Publishing (Workman) and her writing has been twice nominated for the Pushcart Prize, won several awards and been noted in over a dozen contests. Work has recently appeared or is forthcoming in Michigan Quarterly Review, Cream City Review, Word for/Word, Indiana Review, The Literary Review, Green Mountains Review, and other journals. She's been a resident and fellow at The Vermont Studio Center, and has been awarded a residency for Summer 2013 at the Millay Colony.
More information, and pictures of quilts, can be found on the "Bio" page. Click on each image to learn more.
Her book on modern quilting is under contract with Storey Publishing (Workman) and her writing has been twice nominated for the Pushcart Prize, won several awards and been noted in over a dozen contests. Work has recently appeared or is forthcoming in Michigan Quarterly Review, Cream City Review, Word for/Word, Indiana Review, The Literary Review, Green Mountains Review, and other journals. She's been a resident and fellow at The Vermont Studio Center, and has been awarded a residency for Summer 2013 at the Millay Colony.
More information, and pictures of quilts, can be found on the "Bio" page. Click on each image to learn more.
