Estha Weiner is co-editor and contributor to Blues For Bill: A Tribute To William Matthews (Akron Poetry Series, 2005 ), and author of The Mistress Manuscript (Book Works, 2009) and Transfiguration Begins At Home (Tiger Bark Press, 2009). Her poems have appeared in numerous anthologies and magazines, including The New Republic and Barrow Street. Nominated for a 2008 Pushcart Prize, she was a 2005 winner of a Paterson Poetry Prize. Estha is a Professor in the English Dept. at City College of NY, and in her previous life, Estha was an actor and worked for BBC radio.
"Short and succinct, yet saying so much more than is on the page, Weiner's poems, addressing issues large and small, drew me into her world at the same time as they shed new light on my own memories and experiences." -American Book Review January 2015
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This fine collection is full of short poems so good that you might get to the end of one and wish it were a little longer until you realize that if it were longer it wouldn't be the gem that it is. Try on a bracelet of Estha Weiner gems. --Sarah White
An excellent book. Thank you.
--Jerry Stern
"... I don't know which is my favorite- 'Winter' or 'Public Access' or the Blueberry poem. No, it's 'This Young Lady.' Congratulations and Thanks, Phil." --Phil Levine
Short and succinct, yet saying so much more than is on the page, Weiner's poems, addressing issues large and small, drew me into her world at the same time as they shed new light on my own memories and experiences. --American Book Review
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