Courtney Kampa passed away after she was involved in car accident.

Virginia-born and bred Courtney Kampa  was an author, poet and teacher.

Courtney Kampa, a poet and teacher, as well as the wife of Wil Anderson, of the parachute band, died lately, according to early sources on various social platforms.

Courtney Kampa got Involved in a Fatal Car Accident According to an online obituary on Tuesday, November 15, 2022, Courtney Kampa has passed away unexpectedly. However, cause of death was not disclosed.

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Courtney Kampa was born and raised in Virginia.

She earned a BA at the University of Virginia and an MFA from Columbia University….

Tribute

Elizabeth FOSS Wrote on her Facebook timeline

There have been so many things I’ve written inside my head today. So many questions. So many hard answers. When my kids were all little, I asked the hard questions out loud on paper and online. I waxed philosophical. I was open and honest and vulnerable and grateful for community. The questions are harder these days. The stories are not only mine. There are memories I want to share. Playground conversations while her little girls and mine mastered the monkey bars. A grief I’ve been anticipating. And then another grief. Other homeschool mom chats in a bright kitchen at the counter across from a chalkboard filled with vocabulary words. We discussed the merits of raw milk and wondered how to give our collective crew the very best chance at everything good. We taught them at home and we taught them together. We all tried so hard. Could we craft childhood and keep them happy and safe and whole—shield them from heartache forever and ever amen? We could not. We could not keep them safe. We could not even guarantee we’d still be here for them when things became unbearably hard. We look around, a bit dazed at the intensity of it all tonight. We are moms who were all in to provide the very best education as we understood it. We’re still all in. But now we know that the real lessons learned all along were the ones teaching us to surrender. I’m missing the moms I grew up with today. Grief upon grief. And grief still unspoken. An incoherent post because I cannot make sense of it all. Please pray for the repose of the souls of Irene Starrs and Courtney Kampa. And please, please pray for the consolation of the people who love them.

Courtney Kampa Biography

A new edition of the Press’s First Book Award has been given to Courtney Kampa’s debut novel, Our Lady of No Why, which was chosen by National Book Award winner Mary Szybist. She was a finalist for the Ruth Lilly Award in 2016, and her work has appeared in publications like The Boston Review, Three Quarterly, The Wall Street Journal, Missouri Review, National Poetry Review, New The England Review, and others. She has also won accolades from The Atlantic, Best New Poet, Poets & Writers Magazine, The North American Review, and Best New Poet. The Columbia University David Craig Austin Memorial Award for Distinguished Essay and the Rattle Poetry Prize Readers’ Choice Award were both given to her in 2014. She grew up in Virginia where she was born.

She received an MFA from Columbia University, where she also competed for the Ruth Lilly Award in 2016. From 2017 to 2019, she worked as a Wallace Stegner Fellow at Stanford University. At the moment, she resides in Nashville, Tennessee, where she also teaches writing and poetry.

The Boston Review, Tri-Quarterly, The Journal, National Poetry Review, The New England Review, among other publications, have all featured COURTNEY KAMPA’s work. She has also received recognition for Best New Poet from The Atlantic, Poets & Writers Magazine, and The North American Review. The Columbia University David Craig Austin Memorial Award for Distinguished Essay and the Rattle Poetry Prize Readers’ Choice Award were both given to her in 2014. Virginia was her place of birth.

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