Adrianne Mathiowetz Photography

Name: Adrianne Mathiowetz Photography
Address: 20 Vernon Street, Somerville, MA, 02145, US
Telephone: +16175955615

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Portrait & documentary photography in New England Event and portrait photographer based out of Boston, with occasional stops in NYC and Minneapolis.

Have camera, will travel.

08/31/2026

Meet fiction author Jennifer Sears! Jennifer is the author of What Mennonite Girls Are Good For, winner of the John Simmons Short Fiction Award. She has won fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts and the New York Foundation of the Arts, and the 2024 NeMLA Fiction Book Award for a novel manuscript. Her stories and essays have been cited in Best American Essays, Best American Short Stories, and Best American Nonrequired Reading.

She is an associate professor of English and creative writing at New York City College of Technology/City University of New York where she co-coordinates the Minor in Creative Writing with the poet Robert Ostrom.

08/26/2026

Meet poet, editor, and teacher Yael Aldana! Yael is the author of the poetry collection, Black Mestiza, and the chapbook Alien(s). She is a Pushcart Prize winner and the winner of the University Press of Kentucky New Poetry and Prose Series Prize 2023 in poetry, a finalist in the AWP Kurt Brown Scholarship in Creative Nonfiction. Her work has appeared in Torch Literary Arts, Cutbank Literary Journal, Obsidian, Nelle Journal, among others. Her work has also been featured in Poets & Writers, Ms. Magazine, AWP’s The Writer’s Chronicle, Hip Latina, and The National Latino Book Club.

She is the Managing Editor at Purple Ink Press and a member of Aunt Lute Press board.

08/24/2026

Meet poet Zoë Ryder White! Here's a fun story: her mom and my stepmom have been good friends since their 20s. I remember they came over to our house one time when I was 11, and Zoë was ... 15? 16? 17? (to me at that age she might as well have been 22) ... and she was making jewelry out of sea glass and delicate twisted metal and black silk cords, and 1. With her long auburn hair, on point 90s style and totally chill kind vibes I thought she was literally the coolest teenager I had ever met in my life, my jaw was agape and 2. I wore that necklace constantly as a child and into high school and college. I still have it now.

Fun story part 2: her younger brother wound up going to the same college as me, and one September we decided to make the drive together from Minneapolis to upstate New York. Unbeknownst to our parents, we decided to save the money we'd put aside for a crappy hotel and just ... keep driving. There was a moment where we drove through some mountains in the very early morning and the sun was just beginning to rise and there was mist aimlessly passing over the sapphire roads like herds of ghosts. I was driving and Willis was attempting to sleep crunched against the passenger door. Nina Simone's "Black is the Color of My True Love's Hair" came on, and it remains one of the most beautiful moments of my life. I woke him up. We drove until we got to a diner an hour away from Bard where we ordered massive omelets and discussed how we both felt covered in ants.

Cool fact number 3: Zoë was a super cool teenager and remains a super cool adult. She writes gorgeous poetry, and her first full-length collection, The Visible Field, was published this year. A chapbook, Via Post, was a finalist for Tupelo Press’ Snowbound Chapbook award and won the Sixth Finch chapbook contest in 2022. HYPERSPACE was the editors’ choice pick for the Verse Tomaž Šalamun Prize in 2020. Her poems have appeared in Tupelo Quarterly, Iterant, Plume, and Threepenny Review, among others.

08/21/2026

Meet poet Victoria Lynne McCoy! Victoria is the author of Wet Reckless, forthcoming this fall. She holds an MFA in Writing with a Poetry Concentration from Sarah Lawrence College, and a BA in The Power of Words: Creative Expression as a Catalyst for Change from the University of Redlands’ Johnston Center for Integrative Studies. Her work has appeared in Best New Poets, Blackbird, The Collagist, The Boiler, and The Paris-American, among others. You can find her in Pasadena, CA.

Victoria has previously served as publicist for Four Way Books, co-director of the 2010 Sarah Lawrence Poetry Festival, was a work fellow at the Frost Place Conference on Poetry, and a grants panelist for the Brooklyn Arts Council. She co-edited the S**t Men Say to Me anthology, published by Moon Tide Press.

08/19/2026

Meet writer Stephanie Krzywonos! Stephanie's first book, The Blue Hours: My Summers and Winters in Antarctica, about the seven seasons she spent living and working in Antarctica and the extremes to which people are willing to go to find peace, is forthcoming from Washington Square Press / Atria Books. She is a recipient of the Mae Fellowship, which supports women and non-binary debut authors; the Katharine Bakeless Nason Scholarship from Bread Loaf Environmental Writers’ Conference; a scholarship and residency from Hedgebrook; and a grant from Vermont Studio Center. Her work has appeared in Emergence Magazine, Sierra Magazine, Dark Mountain, and more. She lives in Iowa City, where she has taught creative nonfiction.

08/17/2026

Meet author Tracy Hill! And her "emotional support capybara"! Tracy was zero fun to photograph jk jk jk

08/14/2026

Meet writer and marketing executive Stephanie Feuer! Her work has been published in The New York Times, Smithsonian Magazine, NBC News THINK, The New York Daily News, The Boston Herald, Slate, Good Housekeeping, Narratively, Next Avenue, The Forward, and numerous other publications. Stephanie is the author of the young adult novel, Drawing Amanda, and is working on both a botanical thriller and a narrative nonfiction book about smell, perception, and memory.

08/13/2026

Oh, hello old friends of Christmases past. I just submitted images for that book I've been meaning to put together for 8 years to the inaugural LensCulture book competition; is this the year it finally gets made?

08/12/2026

Meet fiction writer Suzanne Goodwyn! "Wrightsville Beach, my first novel, tries to capture so many of the feelings and experiences I have had throughout the years in Wilmington, while telling the story of two people finding their own paths. It has been a tremendous experience to put all these thoughts down on paper and to imagine a life there if I had it all to do again."

08/10/2026

It was such a pleasure to see writer Susan Wheeler again! Susan is the author of the novel Record Palace, and six books of poetry: Bag ‘o’ Diamonds, Smokes, Source Codes, Ledger, Assorted Poems and Meme, which was shortlisted for the 2012 National Book Award in poetry.

Her awards include the Witter Bynner Prize for Poetry from the American Academy of Arts & Letters, the Norma Farber First Book Award from the Poetry Society of America, and fellowships from the John Simon Guggenheim Foundation and the New York Foundation for the Arts.

Her work has appeared in ten editions of Best American Poetry, as well as in The Paris Review, New American Writing, Talisman, The New Yorker and many other journals. She teaches at Princeton University.

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+16175955615

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http://www.adriannemathiowetz.com/

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