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Winner of the Lexi
Rudnitsky Poetry
Prize Anne
Shaw's impressive first collection,
Undertow, is an exploration, in the key of doubt, of all that moves beneath the surface of a cosmos
riddled with light.
-Carolyn
Forchè
The
poems in Undertow--luminous,
clairvoyant, radiant--are spun as if from the finest silk, their threads almost invisible, their tensile
strength unimaginably strong. Few debuts are as candid and uncanny,
generous and fierce, or elaborate and distilled as Anne Shaw's first book is.
-Eric
Pankey
Sample
Poems
"Hymn" on Verse Daily
"Drag
King Manifesto" from the Woodland Pattern archives
"Shibboleth" from the Woodland Pattern archives
"Grief Street" and "Khao Lak Paradise Resort" from Drunken Boat No. 11
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from Persea Books
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| Monstrosities
A documentary poem exploring the history of monstrosity from Medieval times to the present.
Finalist in the DIAGRAM Hybrid Essay Contest
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The
project may be viewed as a long poem or series of interleaved short
poems, written via the website Twitter.com. The intent is to explore
the
intrusion of private thought into public space, the language of
poetry rendered in real time across the technological and quotidian
landscape.
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Forthcoming
Artifice. "Wind Advisory." Columbia: A Journal of Literature and Art. "Ransom." Barrow Street. "What She Sees When She Hushes." Literary Imagination. "Voyeurism." New Orleans Review. "City You Won't Come Back To."
Recent
TYPO. "Song." (Issue 14). Bellingham Review. "Three Elegies" and "Fourth Grade Foyer." (Spring 2010, Issue XXXIII, Vol. 62). Aufgabe. "Bleat." (Number 9, 2010). Konundrum Engine Literary Reivew. "Onanism," "Elegy IV." Black Warrior Review. "Invitation." (Issue 36.2, Spring/Summer 2010). Green Mountains Review. "New Deal." (Vol XXII, No. 2, Winter 2009). Drunken Boat. "Grief Street" and "Khao Lak Paradise Resort." (No. 11, 2010). Tuesday: An Art Project. "Shatter and Thrust as a Series of Silver Gelatin Prints." (Vol 3, Issue 2, Fall 2009). Verse, "Absence of Assignable." October 30, 2009. Verse, "unruly clock." October 19, 2009. Verse, "Another Art House Movie," October 9, 2009. Beloit Poetry Journal. "Thoreau Dying." (Vol. 60, No.1, Fall 2009).
Subtropics.
"Hobble." (Issue 8, Spring/Summer 2009). Cimarron Review. "Cyclops Family Album." (Issue 167, Spring 2009).
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