About Amy Dryansky and Harvard Review

Today's poem is "Biography"

from Harvard Review

Amy Dryansky’s first book, How I Got Lost So Close to Home (1999), was published by Alice James Books. She currently works for a regional land trust and writes about being a mother/artist/poet at her blog Pokey Mama. Her second collection, Grass Whistle, is forthcoming from Salmon Poetry.
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"Because We’ve Landed on the Moon but Nobody Wants to Live There"
Amy Dryansky's Blog.
Amy Dryansky's Website.
Amy Dryansky According to Wikipedia.
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Poetry Editor: Major Jackson

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February 11, 2007: "Children" by Steven Cramer
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