Carol Ann Davis
Carol Ann Davis is the author of the poetry collections Psalm (Tupelo Press, 2007) and Atlas Hour (Tupelo, 2011) and a forthcoming essay collection, The Nail in the Tree: On Art, Violence, and Parenting (Tupelo, 2019). Her work has been published in The Georgia Review, AGNI, The American Poetry Review, The Gettysburg Review, Beloit Poetry Journal, and elsewhere. An NEA fellow and finalist for a National Magazine Award, she is professor of English at Fairfield University, where she is founding director of Poetry in Communities, an initiative that brings writing workshops to communities hit by sudden or systemic violence. She lives in Newtown, Connecticut. (updated 4/2019)
AGNI has published the following work:
What an eye can see
Poetry by Carol Ann Davis
Spring Indigo
Poetry by Carol Ann Davis
And a Red Mouth
Poetry by Carol Ann Davis
On Practice, School Buses, Hummingbirds, Rumi, and Being Led
Essay by Carol Ann Davis
Waiting for the Hummingbird
Poetry by Carol Ann Davis
After 32 Weeks
Poetry by Carol Ann Davis
Talking to Milosz
Poetry by Carol Ann Davis
I Sat in My Little Boat
Poetry by Carol Ann Davis
First the Meadow
Poetry by Carol Ann Davis
I Have Put Your Nest Where I Can See It
Poetry by Carol Ann Davis
Let Go
Poetry by Carol Ann Davis
Care
Poetry by Carol Ann Davis
Consolamentum
Poetry by Carol Ann Davis
Columbarium
Poetry by Carol Ann Davis