Julie Carr
1966
Julie Carr's creative work involves the writing of poetry, essays, and nonfiction prose. Her research includes U.S. History, the study of American poetry and poetics, British 19th century poetry and poetics, and the relationships between poetry and politics, poetry and feminism, and poetry and social change more broadly. Her teaching includes poetry, poetics, inter-media art, performance, feminism, and 19th, 20th, and 21st century British and U.S. literature.-CV
Books
- Active Romanticism
- 100 notes on violence
- 100 Notes on Violence
- Equivocal
- Real Life
- Rag
- 100 notes on violence
- Objects from a Borrowed Confession
- Surface tension
- Sarah—Of Fragments and Lines
- Climate
- Think tank
- Surface Tension
- Mud, Blood, and Ghosts
- 100 notes on violence
- Think Tank
- Someone Shot My Book
- Mead
- 100 notes on violence
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