Allie Rigby
Allie Rigby is a poet, editor, and educator with roots in the chaparral and desert landscapes of Southern California. She writes about the intersections of ecology, history, health, and community. Allie received a master’s degree in English: Creative Writing from San Francisco State University, where she was awarded the William Dickey Fellowship for poetry. Honors include a Pushcart Prize nomination, a Best of the Net nomination, a Fulbright Fellowship to Romania, and contribution to Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference. Prior to focusing on a career in writing and editing, she taught environmental education at Walker Creek Ranch for over five years. Moonscape for a Child is her first book of poetry (Bored Wolves, 2024). You can learn more about her recent endeavors at www.allierigby.com.
Allie Rigby is a poet, editor, and educator with roots in the chaparral and desert landscapes of Southern California. She writes about the intersections of ecology, history, health, and community. Allie received a master’s degree in English: Creative Writing from San Francisco State University, where she was awarded the William Dickey Fellowship for poetry. Honors include a Pushcart Prize nomination, a Best of the Net nomination, a Fulbright Fellowship to Romania, and contribution to Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference. Prior to focusing on a career in writing and editing, she taught environmental education at Walker Creek Ranch for over five years. Moonscape for a Child is her first book of poetry (Bored Wolves, 2024). You can learn more about her recent endeavors at www.allierigby.com.
