Elizabeth Macklin

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Ongi Etorria ~ Bienvenid@ ~ Bienvenu(e)

Born Poughkeepsie, N.Y., 1952

Elizabeth Macklin lives in New York City.




Selected Works

Meanwhile Take My Hand: Poems by Kirmen Uribe
A translation from the Basque, published by Graywolf Press
Poems
You've Just Been Told.
"These poems parse life's sentences.... [They are] poems of abrupt perception and rigorous lyricism." —New York Times Book Review.
A Woman Kneeling in the Big City
"[Her] city is surely the world, and the posture of kneeling surely implies reverence.." —Mary Oliver.
Several essays
"Who Put the Code in the Dagoeneko?" (2001)
A wander through Europe's oldest language, with a "found poem," called "What Does It Mean?"



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