WordFarm: $18
Debuting very nearly on the 100th anniversary of the first observation confirming Albert Einstein’s prediction that light from another star would be bent by the sun’s gravity, Sally Ashton’s new collection of prose poems uses Einstein’s famous thought experiments as the launchpad for a poetic inquiry into time and memory.
Purchase: The Behaviour of Clocks
Endorsements
Some Odd Afternoon
BlazeVOX $16
IBSN 9781935402817
2010, 93 pp., $16.00
(cover art by Chris Roberts-Antieu)
Reviewed by Dean Rader for Rattle
Her Name Is Juanita
Kore Press $12
44 pages, 5.5 x 8.5″ paper, hand-bound
ISBN 978-1-888553-38-3
“A beautiful tribute to the fecundity of obsession.” –Amy Gerstler
“Sensual & luminous, mystical & comic.”–Nin Andrews
These Metallic Days
Main Street Rag $7
ISBN 1-930907-72-9
Poetry, 38 pages
Editor’s Choice Chapbook Series
Anthologies edited:
Black Lawrence Press
Publication Date: June 2018
ISBN: 978-1-62557-701-6
$35.95
Anthologies in which work appears:
Prose Poetry: An Introduction
Price:$19.95 / £14.99ISBN:
Published (US):Oct 13, 2020
Published (UK):Nov 2, 2020
Copyright:2020Pages:344
A Cast-Iron Aeroplane That Can Actually Fly: Commentaries from 80 American Poets on their Prose Poetry, ed. Peter Johnson
MadHat Press, 2019 $21.95
ISBN 978-1941196-92-2
More Good Talk. Laurel Editions, 2017.
The Classical Elements in Fiber &Poetry, exhibit catalog, four poems. 2015.
Good Talk. Laurel Editions, 2015.
99 Poems for the 99 Percent, 99: The Press, 2014.
Local Habitations. Laurel Editions, 2013.
An Introduction to the Prose Poem, Firewheel Editions, 2009.
Breathe: 101 Contemporary Odes, C & R Press, 2008.
A Muse Bouche 
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[…] Ashton is the author of Some Odd Afternoon, Her Name Is Juanita, and These Metallic Days. She is Editor-in-Chief of the DMQ Review, an online journal featuring […]