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Jesse Ball is an American poet. He was born in 1978 in Port Jefferson, New York.

Ball achieved a Bachelor of Arts from Vassar College and a Masters of Fine Arts from Columbia University. He is a student of Professor Richard Howard of Columbia University. Professor Howard has taken a strong interest in the career and future success of Mr. Ball.

Works

Poetry

the primacy of the imagination (2004)
Afterwards, but also before (2004)
2.0 East Riding (2004)
THOUGH I AM HATED BY ALL BIRDS (2004)
parables and lies (2003)
March Book (2003)
LIGHT HUNG OVER THE BOARD (2002)
Lullabies For a Grounded Zeppelin (2001)
The Holding Company (2001)
World's Fair 7 June 1978 (2001)
Studies no. 1-50 (2001)
Equations (2000)
Comrade! Brother! (1999)
Precaution (1998)

Prose

amokbook (2005)

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