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Jennifer Clarvoe
Jennifer Clarvoe’s first book of poems, Invisible Tender, won the Poets Out Loud Prize and the Kate Tufts Discovery Award. A Rome Prize afforded her time to work on her second book, Counter-Amores. She has received fellowships from the Ohio Arts Council, the Sewanee Writers Conference, and the James Merrill House. Recently retired from teaching at Kenyon College, she lives in Somerville, Massachusetts, and is working on poems for her third book.

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  • "A Line that Bears its Leveling Pain": The Craft of George Kalogeris' Winthropos

    Jennifer Clarvoe / Issue 14.2
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    Nameless Flowers

    Jennifer Clarvoe / Issue 13.1
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    Road Construction Ahead

    Jennifer Clarvoe / Issue 13.1
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    Throwaway Gesture

    Jennifer Clarvoe / Issue 12.3

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