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Karen McPherson

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Karen McPherson is a poet, literary translator, editor in the Airlie Press collective, and Professor of French and francophone literature at the University of Oregon. She is the author of the poetry chapbook Sketching Elise and of the full-length poetry collection Skein of Light . In fall 2013, Guernica Editions in Toronto published her translation into English of the first two volumes of Quebec poet and essayist Louise Warren’s Archives trilogy: Delft Blue & Objects of the World. She lives in Eugene, Oregon, with her life partner, Elise. Her website is www.kmcphersonpoet.com. Her poems and translations have also appeared in numerous journals and anthologies including Calyx, Poetry Motel, Fireweed, Descant, Umbrella, Centrifugal Eye, Cider Press Review, Passager, Paper Nautilus, Potomac Review, Zoland Poetry,Saranac Review, Beloit Poetry Journal, the Lane Literary Guild anthology Dona Nobis Pacem, and the anthology Bigger Than They Appear.

Karen McPherson

4.2/5 ( ratings)

Website: Go to Website

Karen McPherson is a poet, literary translator, editor in the Airlie Press collective, and Professor of French and francophone literature at the University of Oregon. She is the author of the poetry chapbook Sketching Elise and of the full-length poetry collection Skein of Light . In fall 2013, Guernica Editions in Toronto published her translation into English of the first two volumes of Quebec poet and essayist Louise Warren’s Archives trilogy: Delft Blue & Objects of the World. She lives in Eugene, Oregon, with her life partner, Elise. Her website is www.kmcphersonpoet.com. Her poems and translations have also appeared in numerous journals and anthologies including Calyx, Poetry Motel, Fireweed, Descant, Umbrella, Centrifugal Eye, Cider Press Review, Passager, Paper Nautilus, Potomac Review, Zoland Poetry,Saranac Review, Beloit Poetry Journal, the Lane Literary Guild anthology Dona Nobis Pacem, and the anthology Bigger Than They Appear.

Books from Karen McPherson

The Subject Of Philosophy

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Incriminations: Guilty Women/Telling Stories

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Archaeologies of an Uncertain Future: Recent Generations of Canadian Women Writing

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Yale French Studies, Number 90: Same Sex/Different Text? Gay and Lesbian Writing in French

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