DAVID MEMMOTT

David Memmott is the author of two novels, five poetry collections, and a book of stories. His novel, The Furnace Room, was published by Serving House Books (2026).  The poetry collection, Small Matters Mean the World, was published in 2022 by Redbat Books in the Pacific Northwest Writers Series. His Vietnam-era novel, Canned Tuna, was published by Redbat in 2017. Lost Transmissions (published by Serving House Books) was a finalist for the Eric Hoffer Award and the long poem, "Where the Yellow Brick Road Turns West" was a finalist forthe 2010 Spur Award in poetry from Western Writers of America. The Larger Earth: Descending Notes of a Grounded Astronaut was selected as one of 150 best poetry books in 150 years of Oregon statehood by Poetry Northwest and Oregon State Library. He is a Fishtrap Fellow, a Playa resident and recipient of three Fellowships for Publishing from Literary Arts, Inc. as publisher of Wordcraft of Oregon, LLC. (wordcraftoforegon.com). His science fantasy duololgy, Dreamers Round, is in-progress with Book One, Total Immersion nearing completion. Book Two: Ghost Hunters in Dreamtime is to follow in 2027. He lives in the Blue Mountains of northeastern Oregon.  

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