Edith Cook

Edith Cook is a fiction reader for Mud Season Review. She worked as a translator before immigrating and marrying in California, where she functioned as administrator in her husband’s law office and they raised three boys. She taught at various colleges and universities until retirement. In Wyoming she has been a recipient of the Wyoming Arts Council’s Frank Nelson Doubleday Memorial Award and a Professional Development grant. Her work has appeared in various literary magazines and anthologies. Her poetry chapbook, A Slip of the Tongue, was published by Graham Press in California. From 2011 to 2017 she wrote weekly newspaper columns for Wyoming’s two main newspapers. Visit her at www.edithcook.com.

Edith Cook
Edith Cook is a fiction reader for Mud Season Review. She worked as a translator before immigrating and marrying in California, where she functioned as administrator in her husband’s law office and they raised three boys. She taught at various colleges and universities until retirement. In Wyoming she has been a recipient of the Wyoming Arts Council’s Frank Nelson Doubleday Memorial Award and a Professional Development grant. Her work has appeared in various literary magazines and anthologies. Her poetry chapbook, A Slip of the Tongue, was published by Graham Press in California. From 2011 to 2017 she wrote weekly newspaper columns for Wyoming’s two main newspapers. Visit her at www.edithcook.com.