Corie Skolnick

Corie Skolnick

Corie Skolnick is the author of two novels, ORFAN and AMERICA’S MOST ELIGIBLE, both published by india street press the publishing subsidiary of indie record label, Mannequin Vanity Records. She is a contributor to the non-fiction anthologies, ADOPTION REUNION IN THE SOCIAL MEDIA AGE and ADOPTION THERAPY. Her essays have appeared in THE BIG SMOKE AMERICA and NAILED MAGAZINE. She writes regularly for the travel website, DESTO3.com. She is a San Diego State University/Hugh C. Hyde Living Writers Series selectee. Her first novel, ORFAN is in development as a feature film.

Communiqués From Geezerville: Musings About Death

January 4, 2022 on , , , by

Communiqués From Geezerville: Musings About Death

January 4, 2022 on , , , by

Corie Skolnick’s latest Communiqués From Geezerville “Musings About Death” talks about a recent doctor’s appointment over Zoom, the passing of Joan Didion, and having a healthy attitude about death.

Communiqués From Geezerville: How To Be Ninety

December 1, 2021 on , , , by

Corie Skolnick’s latest Communiqués From Geezerville column “How To Be Ninety” is about exactly that, how to be ninety and crushing life. Meet Aunt El.

Communiqués From Geezerville: All the Taboos

November 3, 2021 on , , by

Corie Skolnick’s latest Communiqués From Geezerville column is about the (non-)war on Christmas in her community, and other taboo subjects, like the godheads at Fox.

Communiqués From Geezerville: Decoding the Word “Active” in Active 55+ Community

September 30, 2021 on , , , by

Corie Skolnick’s latest Communiqués From Geezerville column is about (mis)adventures during COVID and defining the word “active” in an “active 55+ community.”

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