Corrie Greathouse was made in Orange County, lives in Los Angeles, still misses Massachusetts. In 2001, the reformed O.C. girl changed state of residence and mind by moving to Northampton, MA, where she spent several years writing, painting and alternately freezing in snow and choking on humidity. Corrie returned to CA in 2005, settling in Los Angeles to continue the work she began one winter. She has performed her work throughout Southern California and the Bay Area, has been featured in Falling Star Magazine, The Toronto Quarterly, poetix and others. Her spring 2008 collection Portraits: Invisible Ink on Parchment is both collection of prose and peek into the past and present of characters never defined by name.
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Read what reviewers are saying: "There is a gentle touch good writers have, one that draws you in like the fine lace of a spiders web, setting you up for the subtle punch a sharp mind can't resist. Corrie Greathouse's essays have that punch, and I'm proud to be a sucker for her swing." – Matt McGee, Falling Star Magazine