Lynne Knight has published two full-length collections, Dissolving Borders (1996) and The Book of Common Betrayals (2002), and two chapbooks, Snow Effects (2000) and Deer in Berkeley (2003). Her work has appeared in a number of journals, and her third collection, Night in the Shape of a Mirror, will be published by David Robert Books in 2006. Effets de neige, her translation of Snow Effects, will also appear in 2006.

Other poems by Lynne Knight in Verse Daily:
February 16, 2005:  "Letter To An Old Lover" "What kind of quarrel would go on so long..."
February 6, 2005:  "A Sentimental Education" "Then I thought all I had to do was close my eyes..."
May 24, 2004:  "First Year of My Mother's Dementia" "I opened the door and flicked on the lights..."
April 16, 2004:  "To a Friend Unable to Write" "It looks like nothing much, a scene..."
August 2, 2003:  "Body in Late Meditation" "An hour from now the river will be grey..."
June 13, 2003:  "Driving Through the Valley" "Nothing all that strange about the scene..."
December 10, 2002:  For a Friend Whose Love Has Left "For a week now, the deer has been roaming...."
November 25, 2002:  Letter After the Diagnosis "This is the window I love best. It looks down..."

About The American Poetry Journal:
Poets in this issue: Kelli Russell Agodon, Maureen Alsop, Kristin Berger, E.G. Burrows, Mary Crow, Mary Christine Delea, Jehanne Dubrow, Ruth Moon Kempher, John P. Kristofco, Lynne Knight, Sari Krosinsky, M. B. McLatchey, Andrew H. Oerke, Alison Pelegrin, Jennifer Reeser, Susan Rich, C. J. Sage, Margot Schilpp, Mike White