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A chapbook length series about a elderly stalker. Unlike her other books, including Pure Descent, a National Poetry Series winner, this collection expands her writing into a new area. Downright creepy at times.
Elizabeth Robinson has been the recipient of grants from the Fund for Poetry and the Foundation for Contemporary Arts. Her book Pure Descent won the National Poetry Series in 2002, and Apprehend won the Fence Modern Poets Prize in 2003. Other poetry books include House made of Silver, The Orphan & Its Relations, Apostrophe, Harrow, Inaudible Trumpeters, Bed of Lists, In the Sequence of Falling Things, and Under That Silky Roof. Her most recent collection of poems is Also Known As from Apogee Press. Robinson co-edits EtherDome Chapbooks with Colleen Lookingbill and Instance Press with Beth Anderson and Laura Sims. She lives in Boulder, Colorado.
Elizabeth Robinson has been the recipient of grants from the Fund for Poetry and the Foundation for Contemporary Arts. Her book Pure Descent won the National Poetry Series in 2002, and Apprehend won the Fence Modern Poets Prize in 2003. Other poetry books include House made of Silver, The Orphan & Its Relations, Apostrophe, Harrow, Inaudible Trumpeters, Bed of Lists, In the Sequence of Falling Things, and Under That Silky Roof. Her most recent collection of poems is Also Known As from Apogee Press. Robinson co-edits EtherDome Chapbooks with Colleen Lookingbill and Instance Press with Beth Anderson and Laura Sims. She lives in Boulder, Colorado.
36 pages, Paperback
First published May 1, 2011
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Elizabeth Robinson
93 books76 followersElizabeth Robinson was educated at Bard College, Brown University, and Pacific School of Religion. She currently lives in Boulder, Colorado. With Colleen Lookingbill, she co-edits EtherDome Press. She co-edits Instance Press with Laura Sims and Beth Anderson.
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