bare hands
A poem by Michelle Bailat-Jones.
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Michelle Bailat-Jones
Michelle Bailat-Jones is the author of two novels, UNFURLED, (forthcoming Oct 2018, Ig Publishing) and FOG ISLAND MOUNTAINS, which won the 2013 Christopher Doheny Award from the Center for Fiction. Her translations, fiction, poetry, and criticism have appeared in various journals including the Kenyon Review, Hayden's Ferry Review, Necessary Fiction, Ascent, the Atticus Review, PANK, Cerise Press, The Quarterly Conversation and the Women's Review of Books. Michelle was born in Japan, grew up in the Pacific NW and currently lives in Switzerland.
Michelle Bailat-Jones is the author of two novels, UNFURLED, (forthcoming Oct 2018, Ig Publishing) and FOG ISLAND MOUNTAINS, which won the 2013 Christopher Doheny Award from the Center for Fiction. Her translations, fiction, poetry, and criticism have appeared in various journals including the Kenyon Review, Hayden's Ferry Review, Necessary Fiction, Ascent, the Atticus Review, PANK, Cerise Press, The Quarterly Conversation and the Women's Review of Books. Michelle was born in Japan, grew up in the Pacific NW and currently lives in Switzerland.
Posts by Michelle Bailat-Jones
of friends and revelry and bounty
She can still hear the boats, long gone now and sailed off to new harbors, but the slap of water...
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A Simple Task
It is her second day of driving. Anne is traveling east on Route 12 and has finally descended from...
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