Carolina Wren Press

1937 May 27 Judith Ann Stevenson born in Hutchinson, Kansas 1959 B.A., University of Oklahoma 1959 1960 Attended graduate school at University of Indiana 1960 Married Thomas Fordham 1964 Obtained divorce from Thomas Fordham 1964 1968 Attended University of California at Berkeley 1967 Married Terry Hogan 1969 Founding of Lollipop Power Press 1969 1981 Judy Hogan served as editor of Hyperion 1971 Judy Hogan moved to Durham, N.C. 1975 1976 Judy Hogan chaired the national small press grassroots organization Committee of Small Magazine Editors and Publishers (COSMEP) 1975 Judy Hogan taught writing classes, including "A Roadmap for Great Literature for New Writers" 1976 Obtained divorce from Terry Hogan 1976 Judy Hogan founded Carolina Wren Press 1978 Home Grown Books project 1978 Carolina Wren Press, Inc. became a non-profit tax-exempt organization 1982 1983 Judy Hogan served as Writer in Residence at the Durham Library 1985 Carolina Wren Press became a funded affiliate of the Durham Arts Council

From the guide to the Carolina Wren Press Records, and undated, 1940-1994, (Duke University. David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library)

Publication Date Publishing Account Status Note View

2016-08-09 02:08:56 pm

System Service

published

Details HRT Changes Compare

2016-08-09 02:08:56 pm

System Service

ingest cpf

Initial ingest from EAC-CPF

Pre-Production Data