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Allison Titus has written three books of poems, a novel, and several chapbooks. Her newest book is called HIGH LONESOME. Her honors include poetry fellowships from the NEA, Yaddo, and the Donaldson Writer-in-Residence program at William & Mary, and her work has appeared in A Public Space, Tin House, The Believer Magazine and Ninth Letter, among other places. She is co-editor of the forthcoming anthology THE NEW SENT(I)ENCE: Revisioning the Animal in 21st Century Poetry, a collection of writing slash manifesto that centers the nonhuman animal's agency, consciousness and creaturehood. She works as a freelance copy editor and teaches in the low-res MFA program at New England College. |