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November 28, 2010

Erika Meitner, Guest Blogger Nov 28-Dec 4

ErikaMeitner This week we welcome Erika Meitner as our guest blogger.  Erika is the author of Inventory at the All-night Drugstore and Ideal Cities, which was selected by Paul Guest as a 2009 National Poetry Series winner, and published in August by HarperCollins.  Her poems have appeared most recently in Tin House, The New Republic, VQR, APR, and on Slate.com.  She is an assistant professor of English at Virginia Tech, where she teaches in the MFA program, and is completing her doctorate in religious studies at the University of Virginia.  Her next book of poems, Makeshift Instructions for Vigilant Girls, is due out in 2011 from Anhinga Press.  Find out more about Erika Meitner here. 

Welcome, Erika. 

Posted by on November 28, 2010 at 03:33 PM in Announcements |

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