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Kore In Bloom |
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The third collection by a widely praised and well-traveled poet now living in Arizona, centers on a twelve-part title sequence that retells the myth of Persephone from a highly personal perspective and with a (relatively) happy ending. |
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“And here is the poet herself, who, in this intelligent and magical book, is the best company of all. Holley deserves a wider audience than she has had so far; KORE IN BLOOM should bring her many new readers.” |
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About the Author |
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Margaret Holley is the author of two earlier collections of poems -- The Smoke Tree, winner of the Bluestem Award, and Morning Star. She has also published a book of criticism, The Poetry of Marianne Moore: A Study in Voice and Value, with Cambridge University Press. Currently teaching at Bryn Mawr College, where she directs the Creative Writing Program, she lives with her husband in West Chester, Pennsylvania.. |
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