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Jayne Marek’s poems and art photos appear in publications such as Spillway, Camas, Gravel, Blast Furnace, New Mexico Review, Gyroscope, Peacock Journal, Central American Literary Review, Lantern Journal, Siren, Flying Island, and Tipton Poetry Journal; she twice provided color cover art and black-and-white pictures for The Bend. Her prior collections are Company of Women: New and Selected Poems (co-authored with Lylanne Musselman and Mary Sexson, 2013) and Imposition of Form on the Natural World (2013).
She has received two fellowships from the National Endowment for the Humanities for literary scholarship and two Pushcart Prize nominations for poetry. She was also a finalist for the David Martinson–Meadowhawk Prize. Her one-act play “Katherine and Virginia,” which characterizes the friendship between authors Katherine Mansfield and Virginia Woolf, has been performed in New York City and Indiana. A professor emerita of English (Ph.D. University of Wisconsin) who also holds an M.F.A. (the University of Notre Dame), she now makes her home in the Pacific Northwest, near the wild and beautiful coast, where she writes, photographs, and learns about natural history.
Paperback: 104 pages
Publisher: Kelsay Books (October 24, 2016)