February 11, 2000
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| Diane
Ward owns and controls one of the disticntive voices in America. A page
of hers is like an illuminated manuscript by Balzac, replete with colors,
senses, sounds and smells, that chronicle the domestic, noting its intersection
with the large social sphere. Most recently Diane Ward has written Portraits
and Maps (forthcoming from ML & NLF, Italy), Imaginary Movie
(Potes & Poets), Human Ceiling, Relation and Never Without
One, the latter three from Roof Books. Her work has appeared in Crayon,
Conjunctions, How(ever), Big ALLIS, Raddle Moon, The World, and in the
anthologies Out of Everywhere, Moving Borders, the Norton Anthology of
Postmodern American Poetry and From the Other Side of the Century:
A New American Poetry 1960-1990. February 11, 2000 . |
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