Jane GreerJane Greer edited Plains Poetry Journal (1981-1993), an advance guard of the New Formalism movement. Her poetry collections include Love like a Conflagration (2020) and The World as We Know It Is Falling Away (2022), both from Lambing Press. Greer gave a weeklong series of readings in Pittsburgh, Steubenville, and St. Paul last fall. She lives in North Dakota.
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“A poet, dangerous and steep”: reintroducing Josephine Jacobsen
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“The beloved spectator who is myself”: Mary Jo Salter, Socially Distanced
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“What Is There I Will Not Let Go?”: Two New Books by Rachel Hadas
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Like Feathers
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Those Regency Novels
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Samuel Hazo at Ninety-two: Still Squaring Off with That Trickster, Time
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Harm
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Form is the Engine, Family the Freight: Two New Books of Poetry by Ned Balbo
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Old Dog
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Greatness, Marginalization, and an Endangered Species: Dana Gioia’s The Catholic Writer Today and Other Essays
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After the Fall