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Susan Holbrook

Susan Holbrook’s poetry books are Ink Earl (Coach House 2021), Throaty Wipes (Coach House 2016), Joy Is So Exhausting (Coach House 2009), and misled (Red Deer 1999). Her most recent publication is Canon (Zed 2022), a chapbook featuring great works of literature translated through a calculator. She has also written a textbook, How to Read (and Write About) Poetry (Broadview Press 2021), and edited Intertidal: Daphne Marlatt--The Collected Earlier Poems (Talonbooks) and The Letters of Gertrude Stein and Virgil Thomson: Composition as Conversation (Oxford UP). Her work has been nominated for numerous awards, including the Governor General's Award, the Trillium Book Award, the Trillium Award for Poetry, and the Pat Lowther Award. She teaches Literature and Creative Writing at the University of Windsor. She lives in Leamington, Ontario.

 

Books by Susan Holbrook

Steamy

A Menopause Symptomology

by (author) Susan Holbrook

How to Read (and Write About) Poetry - Second Edition

by (author) Susan Holbrook

Ink Earl

by (author) Susan Holbrook

Intertidal

The Collected Earlier Poems 1968–2008

by (author) Daphne Marlatt
edited by Susan Holbrook

Throaty Wipes

by (author) Susan Holbrook

Detours:

An anthology of Poets from Windsor & Essex County

edited by Susan Holbrook & Dawn Kresan

The Letters of Gertrude Stein and Virgil Thomson

Composition as Conversation

edited by Thomas Dilworth & Susan Holbrook

Joy Is So Exhausting

by (author) Susan Holbrook

Misled

by (author) Susan Holbrook