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Nightboat Poetry Prize winner, selected by Franz Wright, published 2010
Black Ocean, 2006
Chapbook, MaCaHu Press, 2009
e-Chap co-authored w/Mathias Svalina, Scantily Clad Press, 2008
Fuori Editions, 2002 (out of print)
"...The sky/ never fills with any/ leftover flying." -Li-Young Lee, from Praise Them
About Me
- paula
- Minneapolis
- Paula Cisewski is, among other things, the author of the books listed below and a co-founder of JoyFace Poetry & Arts Collective. She is serving as the 2013 host of the Banfill-Locke Reading Series.
Ghost Fargo
Nightboat Poetry Prize winner, selected by Franz Wright, published 2010
Upon Arrival
Black Ocean, 2006
Two Museums
Chapbook, MaCaHu Press, 2009
Or Else What Asked the Flame
e-Chap co-authored w/Mathias Svalina, Scantily Clad Press, 2008
How Birds Work
Fuori Editions, 2002 (out of print)
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1 comment:
What else do we have?
Tonight, it has been pointed out, I have 2 ears, but I don't use either of them.
Well, at least tonight I haven't.
Some weird cochlea feedback I attribute to the smallest moon of all.
No one else knows about this tiny moon. It is the size of a thimble (which is always what small things are compared to, think Thumbalina--but remember how hot she was all the same) I call this moon Zola. It went to Dartmouth College and majored in Industrial Design. Let your blog be the first to know.
And stay away from the microwave.
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