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Kathryn Cowles is an Assistant Professor of English at Hobart and William Smith Colleges in Geneva, NY, where she teaches poetry to college students, some of whom like poetry and some of whom do not. She tries to get all of them to like it. She is currently “with child.” Said child is a girl who likes to kick Cowles’s belly button from the inside of said belly. This looks funny from the outside . . . said child (daughter) has now arrived in May. Cowles’s first book of poems, Eleanor, Eleanor, not your real name, won the Brunsman Prize and was published by Bear Star Press in 2008. She has recent and forthcoming poems in Word for/ Word, drunken boat, Interim, Bombay Gin, Forklift: Ohio, Colorado Review, and Versal. |