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Monday, 6 July 2009
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About Me
- Carrie Etter
- Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire, United Kingdom
- I am an American poet resident in England since 2001. Previously I lived in Normal, Illinois (till age 19) and southern California (from age 19 to 32). In the UK, my poems have appeared in, among others, New Welsh Review, Poetry Wales, Poetry Review, PN Review, Shearsman, Stand, and TLS, while in the US my poems have appeared or are forthcoming in Aufgabe, Columbia, Court Green, The Iowa Review, The New Republic, Seneca Review, and many other journals. My first collection, The Tethers, was published by Seren Books in June 2009, and my second, Divining for Starters, will be published by Shearsman Books in early 2011. I am a Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing for Bath Spa University, where I have taught since 2004, and a tutor for The Poetry School since 2005.
Links: UK and Ireland Poetry & Poets
- Alan Summers / With Words
- Barque Press
- Ben Wilkinson's Deconstructive Wasteland
- Bloodaxe Books
- Gallery Press, The
- Gists and Piths
- Janet Sutherland
- Kathryn Gray's New Welsh Review
- Leafe Press
- Literature Southwest
- Modern Poetry, Peter Philpott's site for innovative British poetries
- New Welsh Review
- Nine Arches Press
- Oystercatcher Press
- Paul Batchelor
- Peter Manson
- Peter Sirr
- Poetry Ireland
- Poetry Society, The and Poetry Review
- Reality Street
- Rialto, The
- Rob Mackenzie's Surroundings
- Salt Publishing
- Seren Books
- Shearsman Books and Magazine
- Sophie Mayer
- Todd Swift / Eyewear
- Tom Raworth
- Tower Poetry
Links: American Poetry & Poets
- Academy of American Poets, The
- Aufgabe
- Chicago Poetry Calendar
- Court Green
- Dancing Girl Press
- Denver Quarterly
- Electronic Poetry Center at SUNY Buffalo, The
- Iowa Review, The
- Lytton Smith's All Purpose Magical Tent
- Poetry (Chicago)
- Ron Silliman's Blog
- Salamander
- Stephen Burt and Jessie Bennett's Blog
- Switchback Books
Links: Online Journals
Links: Prose Poetry
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2 comments:
Beautiful.
Very moving. It almost feels like a villanelle, with its repetitions and dirge-like rhythms. Thanks for posting it.
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