Interference from an Unwitting Species

"At times solemn, at times laugh out loud funny, and manages to come across as a serious work that doesn't take itself too seriously. A very satisfying and enjoyable read." ~ Tom Mahoney, An Imperfect Solitude

"A feast of engaging narration that illustrates the absurdity of the human predicament, yet never disregards the reality of heartache. With a bit of wit, quirkiness, courage, and vulnerability all rolled into one, these poems tackle the matter of mortality." ~ Renee Podunovich, If There is a Center

"A Petri dish of poems brimming with vulnerability, wonder, and permeability. Watch out, Stratton's red hot. She can do anything." ~ Laura Rodley, Your Left Front Wheel is Coming Loose

Robin Stratton has been a writing coach in the Boston area for almost 20 years. She is the author of The Revision Process, A Guide for Those Months or Years Between Your First Draft and Your Last, On Air (a National Indie Excellence Book Award finalist,) Of Zen and Men, and two chapbooks, Dealing with Men and Interference from an Unwitting Species. A two-time Pushcart Prize nominee, she’s been published in Word Riot, 63 Channels, Antithesis Common, Poor Richards Almanac(k), Blink-Ink, Pig in a Poke, Chick Flicks, Up the Staircase, Shoots and Vines and many others.