Catwalk Institute proudly welcomes Randle Browning, a Texas-born writer and educator whose work explores art, family, landscape, and generational memory through essays, criticism, and nonfiction.
Randle Browning
Randle Browning
Randle Browning is a writer from Texas interested in art, family, and landscape. She teaches creative writing at Columbia University and lives in Brooklyn with her partner and daughter. Her essays and criticism have appeared or are forthcoming in the Virginia Quarterly Review, the New York Review of Architecture, the Los Angeles Review of Books, The Rumpus, the Brooklyn Rail, and elsewhere. During her stay at Catwalk, she’ll revise her nonfiction book manuscript about hauntings, legacy, and five generations of care and neglect in a Texas family.
