Erik Segall's Reviews
I currently serve as a contributing writer for the Pueblo Chieftain, Colorado’s oldest daily newspaper.
Pueblo coalition forms to prevent teen suicides
The Suicide Prevention Coalition for Pueblo County is launching a response team, with the startup this week of their website.
Suicide response team to launching soon in Pueblo
Book launch and book signing for NOT YET. Video produced by Tyler Shown at Jolly Mule Productions.
"Podcast from The Authors Show with a slideshow of the Book Launch."
Local Author’s Debut Novel is a Hand in the Effort to End the Stigma of Suicide - PULP Review
The list of published authors to come out of Pueblo continues to grow. An alumni of the University of Southern Colorado (now Colorado State University-Pueblo) and former contributing writer for the Chieftain, Erik Segall released his debut novel three years in the making on Dec 11th entitled: Not Yet. Also a former volunteer at the Pueblo Suicide Prevention Center before its closure, Segall’s book aptly deals with the topic of suicide – something with which he has plenty of personal and professional experience. “In creative writing and fiction, you’re told to write what you know. Well I wrote who I am, and that’s different,” said Segall, “It’s also kind of scary because now it’s out, and it’s very personal.”
Pueblo author sees first novel published
Erik Segall, right, author of Not Yet," with Julia Alvarez, whose "in the Time of the Butterflies" served as this year's Pueblo City-County Library District's All Pueblo Reads book. Alvarez helped promote "Not Yet" during a signing of her own works.
Podcast - Tuesday, December 31, 2019
Two police officers involved in shooting in Pueblo
PUEBLO, Colo. - Two police officers were involved in a shooting in Pueblo Tuesday morning.
Officers responded to the 100 block of Lamar Ave. around 4:25 a.m. for a shots fired call. When they arrived they found 34-year old Michael Francisco armed with a weapon.
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Lecture on suicide. Niwot High School, February, 2019.
Click to Enlarge (Permission courtesy of Mrs. Longo)
