Sebastian Matthews

Sebastian Matthews is the author of We Generous (Red Hen Press) and In My Father's Footsteps (Norton). He co-edited Search Party: Collected Poems of William Matthews, a recent Pulitzer Prize finalist. He teaches at Warren Wilson and edits Rivendell. He is on the faculty at Queens College low-residency MFA program, and his writing has appeared in Atlantic Monthly, Georgia Review, and New England Review, among others. A book on the uncollected writings of William Matthews is forthcoming.

For more about Sebastian Matthews,

His personal web site
Visit his audio archive at From the Fishouse
Read "My Father's Garden: Tending a Literary Legacy," an article about Matthews' father William Matthews in Poets&Writers
The poem "Ghost Boxes" at La Petite Zine
An interview by Jeremy Jones for the Herald-Journal titled "Poet Explains His Own Creative Process"
A blog post in Jeff Davis's poetry blog Natures titled "We Generous: Sebastian Matthews Chronicles His Own Flight" providing a personal glimpse of Matthew's book We Generous
Interview with Sebastian Matthews at Sequoyah Review
His Wikipedia article
Rivendell, literary arts journal
An online collection of poems from Sebastian Matthew's father Willam Matthews taken from the out-of-print book Rising and Falling at Contemporary American Poetry Online

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