Carrie Etter
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Dr. Carrie Etter (1969-) is an American poet, originally from Normal, Illinois, who moved to Southern California at the age of 19 and on to London in 2001. She is currently an Associate Lecturer at Bath Spa University[1]. In the UK, her poems have appeared in Metre, Poetry Wales, Poetry Review, Reactions, Thumbscrew, The Times Literary Supplement, and elsewhere, while in the US her poems have appeared in Aufgabe, Barrow Street, Columbia, Meridian, The New Republic, Seneca Review, and many other journals. She is also an essayist and a critic. Her reviews of contemporary poetry have appeared in The Liberal, New Welsh Review, Poetry Matters, The Times Literary Supplement, and Verse.
Dr. Etter holds a BA from the University of California, Los Angeles, and an MA and PhD from the University of California, Irvine. She was a visiting lecturer at the University of Hertfordshire for 2003-2004, teaching short-story writing and literature.
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[edit] Bibliography
[edit] Books (collected poetry)
- Say Mercy (ed. by Steve Boyett, Sneaker Press, November 1992)
- Subterfuge of the Unrequitable (Potes & Poets Press, July 1998)
- Yet (2008, Leafe Press)
- The Tethers (upcoming in 2009 from Seren Books)
- Divining for Starters (upcoming in 2010 from Shearsman Books)
[edit] Poems
- "The Cult of the Eye" (Poetry Review, Winter 2002/2003, reprinted in Limelight 4, November 2003)
- "The Daughters of Prospero" (The Times Literary Supplement, 14 February 2003, reprinted in Limelight 4, November 2003)
- "Red Acre" (Jacket magazine, May 2003)
- "Midnight, Illinois" (Jacket magazine, May 2003
- "Infidel’s Prayer" (Jacket magazine, May 2003
- His Pantoum (Times Literary Supplement, June 2007; written for her father and posted on her blog)
[edit] Prose poetry
- The Fever Box (Shearsman magazine issue 65/66, April 2005)
- The National Muse (Shearsman magazine issue 65/66, April 2005)
- Accounts (Shadowtrain March-April, 2008)
- The Tree (Shadowtrain March-April, 2008)
- Pink (Shadowtrain March-April, 2008)
- American Collectors;a painting by David Hockney (Shadowtrain March-April, 2008)
[edit] Essays
Dr. Etter has published essays on W.B. Yeats and Sherman Alexie in W.B. Yeats and Post-Colonialism and Telling the Stories: Essays on American Indian Literatures and Cultures, respectively. [2]
