Issue #1 Winter 2002
2 Poems
by Alexandra van de Kamp
The Photographer's Interview |
After Marrying Rochester, Jane Eyre Writes to Her Modern Readers |
(click on title to open poem)©2002 Alexandra van de Kamp
Alexandra van de Kamp has been previously published in journals such as: Red Rock Review, Poetry Northwest, the Seattle Review, the Greensboro Review, The Mystic River Review, Branches, Talking River Review, Washington Square, Ekphrasis, The Brooklyn Review and Poems & Plays. She has poems forthcoming in Ekphrasis and Hawaii Pacific Review. Her manuscript of poems, The Rainiest May in the Twentieth Century, won the 2001 Quentin R. Howard Poetry Prize and was published by Wind Magazine in June 2002. Her translations of the emerging Spanish poets, Ángela Pérez Ovejero and Marta López-Luaces, have been published in the Canadian magazine filling Station. She is a co-founding editor of Terra Incognita, a bilingual literary journal distributed in Spain and the United States. She lives in Brooklyn with her husband, William Glenn, and teaches ESL at Long Island University in Brooklyn, NY.