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Elizabeth Gramm

Elizabeth Gramm is a writer and teacher living in Turkey.

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Poetry

Helsinki

Helsinki is also a word, and in Peter Richards’s newest collection it is Helsinki the word that creates the idea, the place, and ultimately, the book.

Elizabeth Gramm

Poetry
And the birds, oh the birds are everywhere these days.

The Sound of It, Spring

Elizabeth Gramm

Poetry

Microreview: Edip Cansever, Dirty August

Cansever’s poems—as represented in Dirty August, the first English-language translation of the Turkish poet, who died in 1986—are thrillingly precise and weird.

Elizabeth Gramm

Poetry

The Stranger Manual

The Stranger Manual Catie Rosemurgy Graywolf Press, $15 (paper) Here’s a question from Catie

Elizabeth Gramm

Poetry

The Arrival

The Arrival by Daniel Simko, Four Way Books, $15.95 (paper) In the poems of Daniel Simko

Elizabeth Gramm

Poetry

Word Comix

Word Comix Charlie Smith W.W. Norton, $23.95 (paper) The poems in Word Comix are difficult

Elizabeth Gramm

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