Jeredith Merrin is the author of two collections
of poems, Bat Ode (2001) and Shift (1996), both
from The University of Chicago Press as part of its Phoenix Poets
Series, as well as a book of criticism, Marianne Moore, Elizabeth
Bishop and the Uses of Tradition (Rutgers, 1990). Her essays
on and reviews of poets have appeared in The Southern Review and
elsewhere, while her poems can be found in The Hudson Review, Ploughshares, Ms., The
Paris Review, The Southern Review, The Yale Review,
and many other journals. Two books are in progress: a new poetry
collection, Mon Age, and a collection of essays on poets
and poetry, Of Two Minds.
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