Pamela Cranston

Pamela Cranston is the author of four books: The Madonna Murders (2003), Coming To Treeline: Adirondack Poems (2005), Searching for Nova Albion (2019), and The House of Metaphor (2023). Her work has been published in journals such as: Blueline, Crosswinds, and Windhover plus many others. Searching for Nova Albion was a semi-finalist winner in the Poetry Society of Virginia 2020 North American Poetry Contest. Her poem “My Grandfather’s Typewriter” won fifth place in the national 2020 Writer’s Digest Poetry Contest. Her poem “Summer in Deerfield” won first place for the Poetry Society of Virginia 2023 Elizabeth J. Urquhart Memorial Prize. Pamela is a retired Episcopal priest and lives with her husband, Edward, in Oakland, California.