Red Line
Published on 19. November 1992
80 pages
978-0-8229-7993-7 (ISBN)
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Winner of the 1991 Associated Writing Programs' Award Series in Poetry
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11/1992
University of Pittsburgh Press
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Betsy Sholl grew up in Brick Town, New Jersey. She earned degrees from Bucknell University, the University of Rochester, and Vermont College. Her previous books are Changing Faces, Appalachian Winter, and Rooms Overhead. She was the 1991 winner of the Maine Arts Commission chapbook competition, and a recipient of an Individual Artists Fellowship from the Maine Arts Commission. She lives with her family in Portland, Maine and teaches at the University of South Maine.
Content
- Intro
- Contents
- Part 1
- Real Faux Pearls
- Thinking of You, Hiroshima
- The Coat
- The Distinct Call of the Alligators
- The Y
- A Girl Named Spring
- Dawn
- Lights Out
- The Hospital State
- Something to Say
- Outside the Depot
- The Argument, 1973
- Midnight Vapor Light Breakdown
- Sex Ed
- The Blues Is a Thief
- A Small Patch of Ice
- You Figure It Out
- Soup Kitchen
- Part 2
- The Red Line
- Pick a Card
- 144 Minden Street
- Drifting Through This Pious Town
- Bird Lady
- 24 Hours
- Too Deep
- Old Birds
- The Feel
- St. Mary's Blues
- Three Wishes
- Forget Your Life
- Ladders and Ropes
- The World Snow Posits
- At the Aquarium
- Into the Woods
- Joining the Circus
- Three Deaths
