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Uncurling
Book Description
In Uncurling, Jeanie Wilson speaks with telling detail about loss, family history, back roads, a tragic film star, and the dynamics of falling. Her poems are irreverent, compassionate, disturbing. They scratch across glass. They hum in the next room.
Miller Williams writes: "The poems of Jeanie Wilson bring delightfully surprising insights riding on the language of casual conversation shaped by a poet who knows what a line is, an ever rarer merging of values."
About the Author
Jeanie Wilson's poetry and short stories have been anthologized and published in numerous literary journals. The Kansas Library Association sponsored a statewide exhibit of her poetry and photography in 1986-87, to which Governor Carling gave special recognition. She was awarded the Barbara Storck Creative Writing Award in 1990. As a writer, Jeanie has given readings, guest lectures, and interviews throughout the Midwest.
Jeanie Wilson currently directs Title VI, a federally funded, education program that serves 100,000 students in 450 Missouri schools. Previously, she was Director of Field Services for Educational Systems at The University of Kansas, training teachers and administrators nationwide, and she has taught English on the secondary and university levels.
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