Corky Culver
- Corky Culver and the Women’s Peace Walk, 1983-84
- Dore Rotundo Interview
- Interviewed on November 12, 2012
Kathleen “Corky” Culver is a widely-known poet, activist, videographer, historian, and regular performer at lesbian writers’ conferences. She has written about lesbian activism for the Sinister Wisdom Southern Herstory issues. She has archived several films with the Lesbian Home Movie Project. Her work has been published in numerous journals.
Corky Culver authored two poetry collections: The Natural Law of Water (2007), and Finding the Well (2022).
Corky Culver earned her doctorate in English from the University of Florida, where she taught as a professor. She also taught at Santa Fe College in Florida. She lives in a log cabin on a lake in North Central Florida.
See also:
Corky’s 2012 interview, audio online at Duke
Published under Corky Culver
“Our Lands, Our Selves,” Sinister Wisdom 98 (Fall 2015): 13-16.
“The North Forty,” Sinister Wisdom 98 (Fall 2015): 19-24.
“Transforming Lesbian Cultural Politics in Gainesville, Florida,” Sinister Wisdom 109 (Summer 2018): 24-28.
Published under Kathleen “Corky” Culver
“A Croning on Women’s Land,” Sinister Wisdom 124 (Spring 2022): 73-75.
“Feminism Dances Over Walls of Tradition,” Sinister Wisdom 104 (Spring 2017): 156-59.
“Gainesville Women’s Renaissance Festival, 1974,” Sinister Wisdom 104 (Spring 2017): 176-77.
“Into the Grueling Duelings of Consensus Dances Sweet Meditation,” Sinister Wisdom 93 (Summer 2014): 23-26.
“The South,” Sinister Wisdom 93 (Summer 2014): 9-14.
“Sparks and Prairie Fires: A Memoir,” Sinister Wisdom 93 (Summer 2014): 17-22.