Author Archives: Catherine Forster

Arkansas State

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The trilogy, They call me theirs -rebound, is currently exhibiting at the Fine Arts Gallery Arkansas State University. The project includes three videos: The Visitation, ONE MASTER, and MINE-?.

ONE MASTER at EIC

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ONE MASTER is a 5:44 minute single channel video, screens at the Experiments in cinema Festival, Albuquerque NM The project was inspired by Rembrandt’s quote: Choose only one master – nature. In the 17th century, Rembrandt was one of the most famous Dutch painters of the Golden Period. After 400 years, man has evolved, seemingly […]

PNW Novel Finalist

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I am excited to announce my novel, SORRY CAKES, is a finalist – Pacific Northwest Writers Assoc Novel contest. Winner will be announced during the annual conference  September 13th.

PNWA Novel Finalist

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I am excited to announce my novel, SORRY CAKES, is a finalist – Pacific Northwest Writers Assoc Novel contest. Winner will be announced during the annual conference  Septmber 13th.

Salt and Pepper

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New work: Salt and Vinegar is a new painting series inspired by the clearing of forested land for residential construction. During the early 1900s, the original twenty-acre plot was cleared for farming. Its owners founded a Christmas tree and holly farm, an orchard, and pasture. Around the mid-1900s, the farm ceased agricultural production. In the […]

Sorry Cakes Finalist

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I am delighted to announce that SORRY CAKES, my new project (literary women’s fiction) has been awarded finalist status for the Pacific Northwest Writers Association fiction competition. Award ceremony will take place during the annual writers conference (Seattle, September 19-22nd). A little info about the novel: SORRY CAKES will appeal to readers who were moved […]

Chasing Tarzan Reviews

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Some great 5 star reviews on Amazon and Goodreads. Made my day. Keep ’em coming! “The name of this book resembles a vivid jungle-based fantasy. And although it’s not a fantasy, Catherine Foster definitely whisks you into her world.Catherine’s way with words allows her to vividly and succinctly portray her world to readers, placing us […]

Best Director IFL

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I am thrilled to announce I was awarded Best Director for “Memory Care … the long goodbye.” Curatorial remarks: “A haunting examination of a deteriorating mind and the void it leaves behind.Forster deserves great credit for the restraint it will have taken not to offer up something more literal, while discussing such an important topic.”