Caitlin DoyleCaitlin Doyle is a writer and educator whose work has appeared in The Guardian, The Irish Times, The Atlantic, Yale Review, Best New Poets, American Life in Poetry, the PBS NewsHour Online Poetry Series, and elsewhere. She has received awards, scholarships, and fellowships through the Yaddo Colony, the MacDowell Colony, the James Merrill House Writer-In-Residence Program, and the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference, among others. Most recently, Caitlin has taught as Visiting Assistant Professor of English and Writer-In-Residence at Washington & Jefferson College. She earned a PhD from the University of Cincinnati, where she was the Associate Editor of The Cincinnati Review. Caitlin is a faculty member at the Frost Farm Poetry Conference, and she is working toward the completion of her debut poetry collection.
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Poetry Should be a Great Deal of Trouble: A Conversation with Don Paterson
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The Questions Carry Us Forward: A Conversation with Adrian Matejka
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Becoming an Instrument of the Poem: A Conversation with Paul Muldoon
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“Branching Ever-Outward” On the Page: A Conversation with Carl Phillips
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On Writing, Teaching, and Defeating the “Shitbird” of Self-Doubt: A Conversation with Philip Schultz
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The Poetic Ear Can’t Go Out of Style: A Conversation with Mary Jo Salter
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Poetry as a Timeless Place: A Conversation with Shane McCrae
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Mysterious Encounters in Life and Art: A Conversation with Dana Gioia
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A Lens That Doesn’t Veil the View: Amit Majmudar in Conversation
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The World’s Weight: Artifice and Reality in Richard Wilbur’s Poetry
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A Lovely Light: Selected Poems of Edna St. Vincent Millay