Noreen Lace

Noreen Lace's fiction, poetry, and memoir exude the complexity of situations she's faced as well as the challenges she's overcome. They are rich in detail, diffused with empathy, and poetically written. Noreen Lace believes in the beauty of language to express the deepest, darkest parts of our beings. Her fiction and poetry have appeared in a number of national as well as international literary journals, among them The Chicago Tribune's Printers Row journal, The Oleander Review, The Maine Review, among others. Her poem "All at Once" was a finalist in Medusa's Laugh's contest. And her Memoir "Memorial Day Death Watch" was a finalist for Writer Advice. Noreen Lace has been an invited guest lecturer at various writing groups, as well as an invited reader at a number of local poetry events. She has also given lectures on Edgar Allan Poe. For more information: www.NoreenLace.com