Robin Clifford Wood
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Robin Clifford Wood

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Robin Clifford Wood is an author, poet, blogger, and essayist. She has a BA from Yale, an MA in English from U. of Rochester and an MFA in creative writing from U. of Southern Maine’s Stonecoast program. Wood’s writing has been featured in Port City Life magazine, Bangor Metro, Bangor Daily News, Maine Public Radio's "Music That Moves Me" series, and Solstice Literary Magazine, which published her essay, “How Do You Help Your Parents Die” in 2019. One of her poems won second place in the 2020 Writer’s Digest Annual Competition, and another, "The Ballad of Hadlock, the Seal Hunter Showman," was produced by Penobscot Theatre Company as part of their fall 2020 audio theatre program. Wood's first book will be published in May of 2021, a biography-memoir hybrid called, The Field House: A Writer's Life Lost and Found on an Island in Maine. For more information, visit www.robincliffordwood.com. Wood lives in central Maine with her husband and dogs
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