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Iowa Writes DANA SONNENSCHEIN Not even the corrugated fields, the closeness of furrow and farrow dark and reluctant, remained, But slapping her bristled haunch half-out of a world with too much use and chafed his skin: slippery life though she saw blood marking the hand |
About Iowa Writes Since 2006, Iowa Writes has featured the work of Iowa-identified writers (whether they have Iowa roots or live here now) and work published by Iowa journals and publishers on The Daily Palette. Iowa Writes features poetry, fiction, or nonfiction twice a week on the Palette. In November of 2008, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) designated Iowa City, Iowa, the world's third City of Literature, making the community part of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network. Iowa City has joined Edinburgh, Scotland and Melbourne, Australia as UNESCO Cities of Literature. Find out more about submitting by contacting iowa-writes@uiowa.edu DANA SONNENSCHEIN Dana Sonnenschein graduated from the University of Iowa in 1983 but still comes back regularly to visit family. Currently, she teaches at Southern Connecticut State University. She has published two chapbooks, Corvus and No Angels But These; a full-length collection, Natural Forms, is forthcoming from Word Press in 2006. |
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