Corrina Wycoff

Corrina Wycoff is an American writer known for her 2007

She began picking up inspirational pieces for her novels at an early age and passed into single motherhood, drawing from realistic and experiential circumstances. From the naturalist perspective, she creates characters affected by low social status, struggling to pull their weight beyond the lowest rung ... Reality sets the stage for Wycoff’s characters, and difficult circumstances pave the way for heightened awareness.[3]

Works

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  Oregon Quarterly (2007)^[6]
• "Visiting Mrs. Ferullo" (short story), Heartland Short Fiction Prize (1999),^[4] published in O Street (2007)^[1]
• "Rebecca" (short story), Other Voices magazine (Fall/Winter 2002)^[7]
• "The Adjunct" (short story),
  The Clear Cut Future (2003)^[8][9]
• "Another Oregon Trail" (essay),
  Best Essays Northwest (2003)^[10][11]
• "Rita" (poem), Seattle Poetry on Buses program (2004)[12]^[13]
• "The Shell Game" (short story), Coal City Review (2006)^[14] and O Street (2007)^[1]
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  Other Voices magazine (Fall/Winter 2006),^[15] Golden Handcuffs Review (Summer/Fall 2006)^[16] and O Street (2007)^[1]
• OV Books (2007)^{[1][2][17][18][19]}
• Damascus House (novel), Spuyten Duyvil Publishing (2016)^[20]