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Farrah Field

Farrah Field is the author of Rising (Four Way Books, 2009) and the chapbook Parents (Immaculate Disciples Press, 2011). Her poems and essays have appeared in many publications including Sixth Finch, Ploughshares, Harp & Altar, Lit, Typo, La Petite Zine, and Drunken Boat. Two of her poems were selected by Kevin Young for The Best American Poetry 2011. Her essays and reviews have appeared in Harp & Altar and Coldfront. She lives in Brooklyn where she co-hosts an event series called Yardmeter Editions. She occasionally blogs at adultish.blogspot.com and is co-owner of Berl’s Brooklyn Poetry Shop.

  Wolf and Pilot   tells the story of four sisters—Elsianne, Matilda, Emaline and Aubrie—who have run away from their witch-mother. Looming in corners, hiding in holes, “living near people,” the girls observe the detective on their case, their m

Wolf and Pilot tells the story of four sisters—Elsianne, Matilda, Emaline and Aubrie—who have run away from their witch-mother. Looming in corners, hiding in holes, “living near people,” the girls observe the detective on their case, their much-loved teacher, and the witch-mother from a near distance. Through shifting perspectives that fuse together in a collective voice, these poems are grounded in the eerie world of fairy tales and explore that world through a childlike, voyeuristic eye.

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  Wolf and Pilot   tells the story of four sisters—Elsianne, Matilda, Emaline and Aubrie—who have run away from their witch-mother. Looming in corners, hiding in holes, “living near people,” the girls observe the detective on their case, their m

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