Lisa Jarnot
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Lisa Jarnot is an American poet. She was born in Buffalo, New York in 1967 and studied literature at the State University of New York at Buffalo. She has lived in San Francisco, Boulder, Providence, and London. She has published several volumes of poetry as well as a biography of the San Francisco poet Robert Duncan. She works as a gardener and lives in Sunnyside, Queens.
[edit] Bibliography (selected)
- The Fall of Orpheus, Shuffaloff Press, 1993.
- Sea Lyrics, Situation Press, 1996.
- Some Other Kind of Mission, Burning Deck Press, 1996.
- Heliopolis, rem press, 1999.
- The Eightfold Path, a+bend Press, 2000.
- Ring of Fire, Zoland Books, 2001.
- One's Own Language, The Institute of Further Studies, 2002.
- Black Dog Songs, Flood Editions, 2003.
- Reptile House, Bookthug, 2005.
- Chansons du chien noir (Black Dog Songs Chapbook in French), Format Americain, 2005.
- Iliad XXII: The Death of Hector, Atticus/Finch Books, 2006.
- Jess: To and From the Printed Page. John Ashbery, Thomas Evans; (Independent Curators International, 2007) ISBN 0916365751
- Night Scenes, Flood Editions, 2008.
- "Amedellin Nosegay Cooperative", The Song Cave, 2010.
- "Robert Duncan: The Ambassador From Venus: A Comprehensive Biography", University of California, 2012.
[edit] External links
- Official website
- Lisablog Jarnot's own weblog
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