Diane Paptosh's poems balance reticence against revelation to create a poetry that is urgent, fresh, and beautifu. On the deepest level, these poems are concerned with our failurs of communication, the limitations and possiblities of speech, the search for a lieteral and figuarative home, the entanglements of love given and received.
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Diane Raptosh teaches composition, creative writing, and literature at Albertson College of Idaho, where she holds the Eyck-Berringer Endowed Chair in English. She is the author of "Just West of Now" and "Labor Songs. "She lives in Boise, Idaho.
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