Talk from the Middle East to the Middle West: A Conversation on Place, Race, Gender and Poetry with Steve Davenport
Lea Graham: One thing I’ve been thinking about is how there’s a difference in perception of place...
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Lea Graham
Lea Graham is the author of the forthcoming chapbook, This End of the World: Notes to Robert Kroetsch (Apt. 9 Press, 2016), the poetry book, Hough & Helix & Where & Here & You, You, You (No Tell Books, 2011) and the chapbook, Calendar Girls (above /ground press, 2006). She is an Associate Professor of English at Marist College in Poughkeepsie, New York when she is not on a bus in the Andes, hiking through Galicia or stuck in an airport somewhere. She is a native of Northwest Arkansas.
Lea Graham is the author of the forthcoming chapbook, This End of the World: Notes to Robert Kroetsch (Apt. 9 Press, 2016), the poetry book, Hough & Helix & Where & Here & You, You, You (No Tell Books, 2011) and the chapbook, Calendar Girls (above /ground press, 2006). She is an Associate Professor of English at Marist College in Poughkeepsie, New York when she is not on a bus in the Andes, hiking through Galicia or stuck in an airport somewhere. She is a native of Northwest Arkansas.
Posts by Lea Graham
Introduction to Boo’s Hollow, January 2015
Dear Readers, Welcome to another year with Boo’s Hollow where we are still thinking about place and poetry and a range of so much that comes with those territories. This year, rather than featuring a poet and her poems, we are...
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At the Knot of My Arrested Heart: An Interview with Timothy Bradford on Translating Louise de Vilmorin
Lea Graham: Could you begin by talking about your interest in translating the work of Louise de...
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A Willingness to Inhabit Melancholy: A Q&A With Anne Greeott on Translating Mario Luzi
Lea Graham: Tell us how you became interested in the work of the Italian poet, Mario Luzi...
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A Q&A With Pattiann Rogers
LG: In your essay “To Sleep, to Wake, to Dream,” you write about your childhood intimacy with...
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