Alice Friman is the author of four books of poetry, including Zoo and The Book of the Rotten Daughter. She is poet-in-residence at Georgia College & State University and professor emerita of English and creative writing at the University of Indianapolis.

Other poems by Alice Friman in Verse Daily:
August 28, 2008:   "Siren Song for Late September" "A woman walks the trails at night..."
November 24, 2007:   "Watermelon" "Small as a bocce ball, dark..."
December 17, 2006:   "The Fireman and His Wife" " Sensing the exact amount..."
April 13, 2006:   "Dust" " The lawn rolled back like a rug..."
August 22, 2002:  "The Exile" "A woman takes the same walk / each afternoon...."

Books by Alice Friman:

Other poems on the web by Alice Friman:
Two poems
Three poems
"Another Spring"
"Reverie"
"This April"

Alice Friman's Personal Page.

Alice Friman According to Wikipedia.

About Vinculum:

"Brilliant language, startling imagery, fiercely accurate allusion, and bravery deserving a medal are the elements that create this explosion of masterful poetry. From what it means to be a woman in America to love's variations to history's baleful legacies and the Holocaust, there is nothing from which Friman flinches."
—Kelly Cherry

"In this time of division, financial woe, and war, it's good to come across so self-assured and wise a vision as Alice Friman's. She has found a way to express grief, history, and the pleasures of sexual love with a welcoming lyrical voice, warm humor, and classical restraint. It's a voice that feels both timely and necessary.'... a brilliant sun / splashing down a merriment of leaves'—indeed."
—Philip Schultz