Meg Kearney.

We're so excited to welcome the multi-talented author and poet Meg Kearney to this year's festival. Meg will be appearing on our panel, In Dog We Trust, and also reading from her work. We can't wait!

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Meg Kearney is author of two books of poems for adults, An Unkindness of Ravens and Home By Now, winner of the 2010 PEN New England L.L. Winship Award; as well as three novels in verse for teens: The Secret of Me, The Girl in the Mirror, and When You Never Said Goodbye. Meg’s award-winning picture book, Trouper, is illustrated by E.B. Lewis (Scholastic, 2013). Her poetry has been featured on Ted Kooser’s “American Life in Poetry” and Garrison Keillor’s “A Writer’s Almanac,” and has been published in myriad literary magazines and anthologies. She lives in New Hampshire and directs the Solstice MFA Program at Pine Manor College in Massachusetts.