Elaine Equi
Elaine Equi (born 1953) is an
American poet.[1]
Equi was born in
Jacket Magazine
: The Holiday Album: Greeting Card Poems For All Occasions.
Works
- Federal Woman (Danaides, 1978)
- Shrewcrazy (Little Caeser, 1981)
- The Corners of the Mouth (Iridescence, 1986)
- Accessories (Figures, 1988)
- Views Without Rooms (Hanuman Books, 1989)
- Surface Tension (Coffee House, 1989)
- Decoy (Coffee House, 1994)
- Friendship with Things (Figures, 1998)
- Voice-Over (Coffee House, 1999)
- The Cloud of Knowable Things (Coffee House, 2003)
- Ripple Effect: New and Selected Poems (Coffee House, 2007)(shortlisted for the 2008 International Griffin Poetry Prize)
- Click and Clone (Coffee House, 2011)[3]
- Sentences and Rain (Coffee House, 2015)
- The Intangibles (Coffee House, 2019)
Resources
- ^ author page at Green Integer
- ^ PSA interview 1999
- ^ Sonja James (March 6, 2014). "'Click and Clone' is poetry for 21st century". The Journal. Archived from the original on February 17, 2015. Retrieved February 17, 2015.
External links
Poetry
- Bent Orbit at Academy of American Poets
- National Poetry Month at The Academy of American Poets
- Two poems at Conjunctions
- Five poems at Coconut
- Two poems at MiPoesias
- Three poems at The Cortland Review
- [1] Out of the Cloud Chamber
- A Lemon at Lacanian Ink
- Two poems at Shampoo
- Courtesans Lounging at 3rd Bed
- Preface at The Figures
- The Long Forever at PoemMemoirStory
- Griffin Poetry Prize biography
- Griffin Poetry Prize reading, including video clip
Prose
- Frank O'Hara—Nothing Personal an essay at Conjunctions
- The Dirty Poems of Frank O'Hara an essay (scroll down) at PoetrySociety.org
- Interview at MiPoesias
- The Poetry of Ed Ruscha Examines Ed Ruscha's “word art” and other minimalist poetic forms. From Jacket Magazine.
- Elaine Equi and Jerome Sala Papers at Fales Library and Special Collections at New York University Special Collections
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