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Anne-Marie
Levine, who lives in New York City and who
began to write while touring as a concert pianist, is a board member
at Poets House and the author of three collections of poetry: Euphorbia
(Provincetown Art Press, 1994), and Bus
Ride to a Blue Movie (2003) and Oral
History: A Monologue (2005), both from Pearl
Editions. Her work also appears in the anthologies Poetry
after 9/11 (Melville House Publishing, 2002) and Literature
as Meaning (Penguin, 2005). Grant recipient from
NYFA and the Puffin and Vogelstein Foundations, she is currently at
work on a Commonplace book and a visual arts project called Box Poems.. |
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