The Quick Brown Fox

Recent Publications

• It's been how many minutes at least eight
  (with Arlene Ang)
  Arsenic Lobster
  Issue 22, Spring 2010
• They know about fish
  Six Little Things
  #18, spring 2010
• Underlined in the victim’s copy of The Dreamer’s Dictionary From A to Z • There’s a lot to do until you fall asleep
  (with Arlene Ang)
  Poemeleon
  Winter/Spring 2010:
  The Collaborative Issue
• Some Bad Life
  (with Arlene Ang)
  Cordite
  #32: ZOMBIE 2.0
• Put That Madhouse Back in Your Pocket
  (with Arlene Ang)
  Per Contra
  Issue 17
• The brine, like hay, gets in my clothes
  (with Arlene Ang)
  Juked
  4 January 2010
• Overheard, playing
  (with Arlene Ang)
  Origami Condom
  #14, 7 August 2009
• Epistle on Madness • Fifteen (15) Autobiographies • One of those days—
  Siren
  issue six
  
  Interview with Miriam N. Kotzin
  Press 1
  May-August 2009
  
  Jennie, or How Things Go Down in The Yankee Doodle • Visions of Lamb Cooked in Slight Brine • Little Boys and Snips of Donkey Tails • We Wrote a Letter to Jesus and He Told Us To Buy a New Car • In retrospect, 1984 made a fine sausage—
  (with Arlene Ang)
  qarrtsiluni
  Mutating the Signature: January-April 2009

Photo by Brenda Haak

In my not so brief life, I have lived in two houses, thirteen apartments, and five rooms. Currently I live in New Jersey with my husband and daughter. I teach in the Department of English and Philosophy at Drexel University, in Philadelphia, PA. The Glass Book was recently published by Texture Press. Bundles of Letters Including A, V and Epsilon (a book of poems written with Arlene Ang) was published by Texture Press in 2008. The Rorschach Factory was published by Straw Gate Press in 2006. Amnesia, or, Ideas for Movies, was published by Texture Press (1993). My poems have appeared in numerous journals, including Siren, The World, Ping Pong, Hanging Loose, West Branch, Phoebe, Printed Matter, No Roses Review, Poems Niederngasse, 5 Trope, Feminist Studies, and The Painted Bride Quarterly. Currently I'm writing a novel and short fiction with Arlene Ang.

Interview on e-learning conducted by Susan Smith nash on her edublog, E-learning Queen.