Alice Friman has new poetry forthcoming
in Ploughshares, Georgia Review, and
Negative Capability. Her sixth collection is
The View from Saturn, LSU. A new collection,
Blood Weather, is due from LSU in 2019. She's the winner of many awards, the latest, the 2016 Paumanok Poetry Award. She lives in Milledgeville, Georgia, where she was poet-in-residence at Georgia College.
Shackled to that name, by fifteen she knew the rest the stars dished out would stack up equal: a mother-in-law who cooked forty years for the railroad, raising eight perfect kids to boot. And Joe, shot dead in the grocery … Continue reading →
