Katie Andraski
Katie Andraski retired from teaching composition at Northern Illinois University.
Her novel, The River Caught Sunlight, was published last year. Her collection of poetry, When the Plow Cuts, was published in 1988. She blogs about farming and spirituality at katieandraski.com
She has an MFA from the University of Arkansas.
Katie and her husband Bruce live on a farm, run by a formerly feral cat, Onyx.
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Katie Andraski steps into the fog to see what's on the other side. -
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Mid-way through the dark days of November, Katie Andraski points us toward the light at the end of this tunnel.
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This is the month we "celebrate monsters and ghosts..." Katie Andraski observes the slipping of the seasons into darkness.
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DeKalb County is on the verge of adding more solar to its energy portfolio. Katie Andraski says the plan isn't all sunshine and rainbows.
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There are a lot of factors to take into account when deciding whether or not to have a child. Katie Andraski shares hers.
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Our scents are primal, says Katie Andraski. So what do you do when your scent is canceled?
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Thanks for the memories, but as Katie Andraski points out, sometimes it's better to forget.
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Feeling judgmental? Katie Andraski turns to C.S. Lewis for advice.
