
Paulette Callen
Born in eastern South Dakota, Paulette came to New York in 1977 after a ten-year detour through Minnesota. In 1994, she received Negative Capability Press’s first place award for fiction.
She is the author of the novel Charity and of poems, stories, and essays that have appeared in journals and magazines. Her work has also been chosen for anthologies—most recently Audacious Creativity and Dog Blessings. The poem “See, Nadia!” was included in Beyond Lament, Poets of the World Bearing Witness to the Holocaust and was subsequentlyselected by artist Carol Rosen for her Holocaust Series, an eight-book collection of photo/text collages housed in the Whitney Museum, the Simon Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles, and the University of Tel Aviv.
Paulette is a volunteer with Grey Muzzle greymuzzle.org.
She lives with a rescued blind Shih Tzu on Manhattan’s Upper West Side.
Please visit her Web site at paulettecallen.com