Crab Orchard Review Vol. 12, No. 2, our

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the Crab Orchard Series in Poetry 2001 Open Competition Award MUSE Poems by Susan Aizenberg “Clearly Susan Aizenberg has chosen to serve the most demanding of the nine muses, Clio, the muse of history. Aizenberg honors her with rich and vital poems of personal history, elegy, and what could be called Lyrics of the Long Haul—poems of the middle years, poems which testify to the difficulties of grace and the precious arrival of wisdom. This is an elegant and sustained volume. More importantly, it is an instructive one.”—David Wojahn, author of Spirit Cabinet and The Falling Hour Series Editor, Jon Tribble “…Aizenberg forces us to confront disturbing questions about how the aesthetic can be reconciled with the ethical. She faces these questions unflinchingly. They are the heart of her enterprise. A real, three-dimensional human being emerges out of the phrasing, the images, and the thoughts of these memorable poems, shaped out of words but entangled in the gritty detail of ordinary life.”—Maura Stanton, author of Glacier Wine Copublished with Crab Orchard Review 63 pages ISBN 0-8093-2443-1, $14.95 paper Available at major retailers and independent bookstores, or from southern illinois university press ORDERS & INQUIRIES • TEL 800-621-2736 • FAX 800-621-8476 www.siu.edu/~siupress

the Crab Orchard Series in Poetry Series Editor, Jon Tribble “In poems shot through with grace, intellect, and control, Katz considers the history and culture we all stand, finally, as heirs to: from Dachau to the deceptively still surfaces of American suburbia, from Proserpina to Plath, from the subjugation of women to the lust for empire—the result is a collection as rich as it is ambitious, announcing an already accomplished new voice in poetry.” —Carl Phillips, author of Pastoral Copublished with Crab Orchard Review 59 pages ISBN 0-8093-2444-x, $14.95 paper 2001 Open Competition Award FABULAE Poems by Joy Katz “Joy Katz is the quintessential storyteller, spinning her marvelous tales out of the gossamer of the imagination, but always with the goal of capturing the flash and flicker of the real world.…But the pleasure of reading Fabulae comes also from the way the elements of narrative, from the simple to the fabulous, are compressed into beautifully crafted poems.…Katz combines the art of the fabulator with the art of the sculptor. Hers is a distinctive and original voice.”—Maura Stanton, author of Glacier Wine Available at major retailers and independent bookstores, or from southern illinois university press ORDERS & INQUIRIES • TEL 800-621-2736 • FAX 800-621-8476 www.siu.edu/~siupress

the <strong>Crab</strong> <strong>Orchard</strong> Series<br />

in Poetry<br />

Series Editor, Jon Tribble<br />

“In poems shot through with grace, intellect, and<br />

control, Katz considers the history and culture we<br />

all stand, finally, as heirs to: from Dachau to the<br />

deceptively still surfaces of American suburbia,<br />

from Proserpina to Plath, from the subjugation<br />

of women to the lust for empire—the result is a<br />

collection as rich as it is ambitious, announcing an<br />

already accomplished new voice in poetry.”<br />

—Carl Phillips, author of Pastoral<br />

Copublished with <strong>Crab</strong> <strong>Orchard</strong> <strong>Review</strong><br />

59 pages<br />

ISBN 0-8093-2444-x, $14.95 paper<br />

2001 Open Competition Award<br />

FABULAE<br />

Poems by Joy Katz<br />

“Joy Katz is the quintessential storyteller,<br />

spinning her marvelous tales out of the<br />

gossamer of the imagination, but always<br />

with the goal of capturing the flash and<br />

flicker of the real world.…But the pleasure<br />

of reading Fabulae comes also from the<br />

way the elements of narrative, from the<br />

simple to the fabulous, are compressed<br />

into beautifully crafted poems.…Katz<br />

combines the art of the fabulator with the<br />

art of the sculptor. Hers is a distinctive<br />

and original voice.”—Maura Stanton,<br />

author of Glacier Wine<br />

Available at major retailers and independent bookstores, or from<br />

southern illinois university press<br />

ORDERS & INQUIRIES • TEL 800-621-2736 • FAX 800-621-8476<br />

www.siu.edu/~siupress

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