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In Lannie Stabile’s new review of Elizabeth Hazen’s second collection Girls Like Us, she raves about the effect of Hazen’s “last lines.” Girls Like Us, she says, is “bulging with debilitating last lines.” Like this one in the opening poem “Devices,” that Stabile points to as like a “hook,” “We’ve been called so many things that we are not, we startle at the sound of our own names.”
Read MoreA new poem by Maryland standout Elizabeth Hazen has been published in the 62nd volume of Failbetter literary journal. The poem, titled “Panic Attack,” is dark and violent.
Read MoreJoin Katherine E. Young at AWP to discuss women in translation and systems of exclusion.
Read MoreKatherine E Young talks about her translation work, her new poetry anthology, and her latest collection of poems Woman Drinking Absinthe
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