CRAWLING: THE IRONY IN A PHALLIC REPRESENTATION and other poems by Jennifer Met | #thesideshow
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CRAWLING: THE IRONY IN A PHALLIC REPRESENTATION
A WASH: OR A STUDY IN THE INEVITABILITY OF GENDERED THOUGHT
SELF PORTRAIT: A STUDY IN DEFINITION
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Jennifer Met lives in rural North Idaho with her husband and children. Her poetry and hybrid works have appeared or are forthcoming in Gulf Stream, Zone 3, Kestrel, Harpur Palate, Nimrod, Tinderbox Poetry Journal, Rogue Agent, Apeiron Review, Moon City Review, Juked, Sleet Magazine, Weirderary, Bombay Gin, the Lake, Foliate Oak, Haibun Today, and elsewhere. Her first chapbook Gallery Withheld is forthcoming from Glass Poetry Press (July 2017). Nominated for a Pushcart Prize, a finalist for Nimrod’s Pablo Neruda Prize for Poetry, and winner of the Jovanovich Award, she serves as Poetry Editor for the Indianola Review.
