Richard earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and Creative Writing from the University of Arizona in 2015. His poetry has been published in Impossible Archetype, The Laurel Review, and Manzano Mountain Review. His fiction has been published in Cold Creek Review. His essays about fairy tales and technology have been published online at Tiny Donkey and Fairy Tale Review’s “Fairy-Tale Files.”

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HONORS

Tucson Festival of Books Literary Awards

Finalist in 2018, semi-finalist in 2019

The Writers Studio 4th Annual Write -to-Read Contest (2018)

3rd Place for “Coward’s Unsent Query Letter Including Chapter Summary of Memoir Not Written”
Judge: Alice Hatcher

The Writers Studio 3rd Annual Write-to-Read Contest (2017)

1st Place for “These Are the Animals You May Eat”
Judge: Ted McLoof

2014 Hattie Lockett Undergraduate Student Poetry Award

One of three winners for “He can wear hats,” “The Talents,” and “The Divorce of Lilith and Samuel”
Judge: Karen Brennan
Learn more about Hattie Greene Lockett

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WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Tucson Festival of Books Masters Workshop 2019

Poetry Instructor: Marilyn Chin

Tucson Festival of Books Masters Workshop 2018

Poetry Instructor: Mary Jo Bang

The Writers Studio Tucson

Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced, and Master workshops and craft classes (2016 – present)
Instructors: Lela Scott MacNeil, Philip Ivory, Janelle Drumwright, and Reneé Bibby

The University of Arizona Poetry Center

Various community workshops in poetry and screenwriting:

• Writing the Wild: A Poetry Intensive with Pamela Uschuk (Spring 2019)
• Ekphrastic Poetry Workshop with Maurya Simon (Spring 2019)
• Fail Better: Creative Submitting with Rachel Mindell (Summer 2018)
• Characters Who Do Things: Writing Active Protagonists on Page, Stage, and Screen with Ted McLoof (Summer 2018)
• Revisioning with Laura Maher (Fall 2017)
• Screenwriting: The Basics with Ted McLoof (Summer 2016)
• Are We There Yet? Pacing and Payoff in Narrative Verse with Adrian Matejka (Summer 2016)

The University of Arizona English Department

B.A. Degree in English & Creative Writing (December 2015)
Instructors: Laura Miller, Joshua Marie Wilkinson, Brianna Scott MacNeil, Joel Smith, Kate Bernheimer, Susan Briante, Brent Hendricks, Kendra Mullison, and Farid Matuk

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PAST PROJECTS

Frontier Channel

The Frontier Channel was a news and commentary website about “The Great Frontiers of cyberspace, outer space, the ocean, and destinations in between.”

RADIO Frontier Channel

RADIO Frontier Channel was a podcast from the Frontier Channel in 2005 that included science and technology news and interviews with scientists at the University of Arizona.