Deborah Brown
Deborah Brown has been Poet Laureate of New Hampshire. She is co-translator with Susan Thomas of The Last Voyage: Poems of Giovanni Pascoli, and with Pulitzer Prize winner Maxine Kumin of Lofty Dogma: Poets on Poetics. Her book of poems Walking The Dog's Shadow is the 2010 winner of the AJ Poulin Award from the highly respected BOA Editions. Her poems have appeared in numerous journals including the Rattle Anthology, Mississippi Review, Strand, and The Alaska Quarterly.
For more information, see
- Her faculty page at University of New Hampshire, Manchester
- Her poem "Magritte's Dog" at Rattle: Poetry for the 21st Century.
- Her poem "News from the Grate" at Oyster River Press
- Two poems at Connotation Press
- Selected poems at Good Times
- Her poem "Reprise" at Poets.org
- Review of Lofty Dogmas at the University of Arkansas Daily Headlines.
- Preview of Lofty Dogmas at Google Books
- An article titled "Walking the Dog's Shadow wins NHLA "Outstanding Poetry Book of the Year" award" (8 Nov. 2011) on the BOA Editions blog
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