Women's Work faber the poems of Elyse Fenton’s

the poems of Elyse Fenton’s Clamor turn a lyric lens on the language we use to talk about war and atrocity

The poems are at once exotic and other yet recognizably drawing on a poetic tradition that includes Novel prize-winner Octavio Paz

Catherine Edmunds

and American poets

It divides the Roman poet’s complete works into the three ‘books’ in which many scholars believe the poems were originally received in the Late Republic (c

Women's Work faber the poems of Elyse Fenton’sEdited by Eva Salzman & Amy Wack With over 250 contributors, this generous selection of poetry by women with an emphasis on twentieth century poetry in English features poets from the USA, Canada, England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Australia, and New Zealand. Arranged by thematic chapters that touch on various aspects of modern life, this anthology aims to be a touchstone of womens thoughts and experiences; to be entertaining and relevant as well as