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Christine Gelineau

Christine Gelineau is a poet and essayist who has published several full-length poetry collections, including two with Ashland Poetry Press. She has won the McGovern Prize and the Richard Snyder Memorial Prize through Ashland. She is a Pushcart Prize recipient whose poems and essays have appeared in journals such as Verse Daily and Rattle. She teaches creative writing in low-residency MFA programs at Wilkes University and the Maslow Family program. Gelineau lives on a farm along the Susquehanna River, where she and her husband have raised Morgan horses since the 1970s. Her work often draws on gardening, walking, and the natural world.

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