Annabelle Moseley
Writing Instructor

Annabelle Moseley was a published poet by the age of twenty-one, while still a university undergraduate. She graduated Summa Cum Laude from Fairfield University with a BA in English Literature and Writing and was elected to the Fairfield University chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the nation’s oldest academic honors society.

Moseley’s work has appeared internationally in such journals as The Lyric, Poetry Nottingham International, National Catholic Reporter, Long Island Quarterly, Flaming Arrows, and Ruah.  A group of her poems will appear in the forthcoming anthology: Family, Friends, and Strangers to be published by Abbeywood Press in 2006. Moseley was a scholarship participant in the 2005 Southampton Writer’s Conference. She has been a featured poet in readings throughout the metro area.  Her reading from the Big Sur Marathon Reading honoring Jack Kerouac aired on the Metro Channel.  In Autumn 2005, several of Moseley’s poems will be set to music and performed at a Phi Beta Kappa anniversary celebration. She is the recipient of numerous awards, including the C.W. Post Poetry Center Prize, the Gerard Manley Hopkins Prize in Poetry, the Small Pond Prize, and the Weber Scholarship for Writing. View her works at www.annabellemoseley.com.

Annabelle is the Poet-in-Residence at The Stevenson Academy of Fine Arts in Oyster Bay, NY.