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Pat Rahmann

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Pat Rahmann is a prize-winning writer of fiction, poetry and plays. Her work has appeared in numerous literary magazines including Kansas 
Quarterly, The Transatlantic Review, Other Voices, Spoon River Review, Confrontation, Crosscurrents and others. Her plays have had Equity productions in Chicago and New York and published by Bakers/Samuel French. Her awards include a grant from the Illinois Arts Council with the NEA, an Illinois Arts Council literary Award, first prize in a one-act play contest aired on ABC TV, Role of Honor in Foley's Best American Short Stories, and poetry read on NPR's All Things Considered. Her work has been anthologized in Editor's Choice II, Soundings and Chicago Writers II with a forward by Mayor Daley. Pat was co-owner of the successful independent bookstore, Books on Vernon in Glencoe, IL. She and her husband, John, were instrumental in launching the highly acclaimed Writers' Theatre, now in its 40th sell-out season. 

 

Poems


Second to None

The Great Ape House was inspired by a trip to the Lincoln Park Zoo and Otto a particular gorilla.

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WHERE THE FREEWAY CUTS THROUGH THE CITY

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SUMMER MANEUVERS

A metaphor between mother nature and war.

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Last Trip Together

Pat wrote this after or during a trip to Florida.

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Fathering

One summer Pat's husband took to gardening and especially his tomatoes. We had green fried tomatoes for breakfast and lovely red tomatoes at night.

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Circus Bears

This poem is about circus bears, just like it's name.

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The Big Bad Wolf

This poem won a National Public Radio award and was read by actor Jack Wallace on the radio.

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Short Stories


The Comfort of Strangers

This short story was published by the Transatlantic Review 53/54 February 1976. It is based on a tragic incident in Cairo, Egypt.


Comfort of Strangers.pdf



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Novels


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Crossing Borders

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First Reveille

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Misalliance Redux

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Contact


  • Crestone, CO, USA
  •  970 296-0080
  •  srahmann@mac.com

Susan is the youngest of three children of Pat's.


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