JULIE DANHO
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Order Those Who Keep Arriving from Amazon, from Small Press Distribution, from Bookshop, or by contacting me
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​In Julie Danho’s Those Who Keep Arriving, the personal is political and the political is terrifying. Danho faces this terror and transcends it to make stunning poems about creating a home and family. She often employs the ekphrasis mode, seeing well-known visual pieces anew, using them as vehicles for exploration. She also writes her own character studies in American Landscape and other forms. In “Abstraction,” a sonogram is imagined as art on a wall called “Moon, Clouds, / Volcano Taken From Above.” The glittering surfaces of her elegant poems are as fascinating as their substance.
    —Denise Duhamel
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​Order Six Portraits from Slapering Hol Press or by contacting me

"In Six Portraits, a chapbook ingeniously organized around common punctuation marks, Julie Danho serves up a mash-up of ekphrasis and illumination, field and typography, private grief and public discourse, leaving her reader stunned and haunted by these wisely crafted, devastatingly forthright poems."
​           —Kathy Fagan
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