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This is the Ruth Suckow Website: a website dedicated to the work of noted Iowa author Ruth Suckow and her husband Ferner Nuhn.

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Ruth Suckow was a famous writer with Iowa roots; this website was created by the Ruth Suckow Memorial Association (RSMA) to celebrate her literary legacy, and to help readers find information about her life and work--as well as provide access to some of her short stories.

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Lunch on the Patio

Program: Ken and Barbara leading group discussions of two Suckow short stories (“Susan and the Doctor” and “Spinster and Cat”).

We will include a Zoom session, as needed.

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President: Barbara Lounsberry

Vice President: Jim Schaap

Secretary: Ken Lyftogt

Treasurer: Carol Watson

Webmaster: Cherie Dargan

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RSMA President Barbara Lounsberry worked hard to get Ruth Suckow's stories on the Iowa Digital Heritage website. The first set of stories is about Iowa women's lives. There are now nineteen short stories plus her novelette, "A Part of the Institution" in all, thanks to the hard work of one of our members, Roy Kenagy. Thanks, Roy!

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Follow the link below to go to the website.

http://www.iowaheritage.org/

Then click on "People and Biographies."

The Ruth Suckow Short Story Collection is on page 7--if you want to take a look or to direct others to these stories. Once you see the story, scroll down and you can read the description and other information. If you then click on the red box, by the page at the top, the story will come up and there is a "pop up" button in the right-hand corner. If you click on that, it makes the story even bigger and easier to read or to print out.

Updates from the University of Iowa's Special Collections, 2018

Go to our RSMA News link to see some new Suckow materials posted by the Special Collections, including an excerpt from Ruth's unfinished novel (and an introduction by Ferner).

To view materials in the Suckow Papers at the University of Iowa's Special Collections, visit http://aspace.lib.uiowa.edu/repositories/2/resources/3236

RSMA Founder Ferner Nuhn is on Wikipedia.

We have posted pictures of some of his artwork: Figures of the 30s.

Please check out the page on Ferner (Resources on Ferner Nuhn) as well as Mentions to discover what other websites are saying about Suckow & RSMA (Links to Posts on Blogs), Writing about Suckow (for another chance to read Marsha's poem on Suckow), and RSMA News (for updates about projects and events).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferner_Nuhn

We have replicated the Wikipedia entry on our site--on the page about Ferner. Written by webmaster Cherie Dargan, it draws from the hard work of several writers and historians in our group from the past, including Dorothy Grant.

In addition, the Ruth Suckow website may look the same, but we were approved for Google Apps for Non-Profits in 2013, which gives us a larger web space.

Ferner's Art is now here! Check out his sketches of fellow participants at some of the Writer's Workshops he and Ruth attended at Yaddo and MacDowell Colony, retreats established to give writers and artists a place to spend time creating their work. He called this collection of paintings "Figures of the 30s."

Find a reference to Suckow, a new photo, or have information about one of Ruth or Ferner's relatives?

Please contact Cherie, webmaster, at cheriedargan@gmail.com.

Want to contact us? Want to become a member? Click here for information!

Some people find us through the Wikipedia article on Ruth Suckow; however, if you haven't seen it yet, here it is. The article was written by Michael Dargan, the original webmaster for the first Suckow website.

You can LIKE us on Facebook! Search for the Ruth Suckow Memorial Association.

http://www.facebook.com/groups/136792936397032/

Last updated October 11, 2020

Cherie Dargan, Webmaster

Original website created and maintained by Michael Dargan