Kjerstin KauffmanKjerstin Anne Kauffman is a poet and essayist living in Spokane, WA. Her work appears in The Cimarron Review, The Hopkins Review, 32 Poems, The Cresset, The American Poetry Review, and elsewhere.
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Weathering
- Poem
Vestibule
- Essay
Work Done? David Mason’s Pacific Light
- Essay
Well Said: New Prose by Daniel Brown
- Essay
Spells & Structure, Structure, Structure: On C. Dale Young’s Prometeo and Marcia Karp’s If by Song
- Essay
Jazz & Seraphim: On Grace Schulman’s The Marble Bed
- Essay
Ponder Each Furrow: On Samuel Menashe’s Collected Poems
- Essay
Rosanna Warren’s So Forth: Fierie Vertue Rouz’d
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Bowels and Tapestries: Paisley Rekdal’s Nightingale
- Poem
Left Wine
- Poem
Riverwalk, 37 Weeks Pregnant
- Poem
Visit
- Essay
Inadequacy Battles the Immense: On Rachel Hadas’s Poems for Camilla
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Momentum and Breath: on Elise Partridge’s The If Borderlands & Stephen Kampa’s Articulate as Rain
- Essay
‘Mortal as I’d Always Been’: C.K. Williams’ Falling Ill
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Spring Hiatus
- Essay
The Beatitudes of Rowan