Jane Satterfield

Jane Satterfield’s five poetry books include The Badass Brontës, winner of the Diode Editions Poetry Prize, and Apocalypse Mix, winner of the Autumn House Poetry Prize. She’s received an NEA poetry fellowship, the Bellingham Review’s 49th Parallel Award, the Ledbury Poetry Festival Prize, and more. She is married to poet Ned Balbo and lives in Baltimore, where she is a professor of writing at Loyola University Maryland.

Poetry – Issue 36

The cover of Issue 36, featuring a linoleum block print of rays swimming in the ocean.

Postcards from the Anthropocene

The goldfinches arrived early. My ambition is to stroll in a superbloom, the poppies an abundance outshining my upcycled flour-sack dress.

Teach Ecotone

•Double Stitching

Lesley Wheeler’s “Doubled, Briefly” is a stealthy poem that highlights the doubling, uncanny nature of its form, the bref double.

Poetry – Issue 28

•Deer in Winter

One way they enter is to pause,
hooved, indelicate among the trees
where elms and oaks rise in a remnant forest.
Ears cupped toward the slightest sound

Poetry – Issue 22

Postcards from the Anthropocene

•Double Stitching

•Deer in Winter

Smallest Possible Impact