Poet Annie Finch's books include Spells: New and Selected Poems, A Poet's Craft, The Body of Poetry, Among the Goddesses, Calendars, and Eve. U.S. poet laureate Joy Harjo calls Annie Finch's poetry "a pure tone that calls us home," and critic Charles Altieri describes Finch as "a major poet, one . . . who understands better than any contemporary I know what poetry feels like and sounds like when it is completely at home in its traditions." Finch's poetry has appeared in The Paris Review, Poetry, Kenyon Review, Washington Post, The Penguin Book of Twentieth-Century American Poetry, and onstage at Carnegie Hall. Finch earned a B.A. from Yale and a Ph.D. from Stanford. She currently lives in Washington, DC and teaches in the Creative Writing MFA program at St. Francis College in Brooklyn.
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Choice Words: Writers on Abortion campaign launch!
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Annie as Poetry Witch in “Winter Solstice Dreams,” Dec. 12 in NYC
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In Memory of My Sister
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Writing Retreat: The Healing Rhythms of Words at Garrison Institute
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Summer Solstice Chant #AnnieSpell
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On Losing and Finding, With Snakes
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Margaret Rockwell Finch: In Memory of My Mother
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Calling in the Spirit of Place at the Architecture, Culture, and Spirituality Forum.
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Teaching at St. Francis MFA Program
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Choice Words: Writers on Abortion— Call for Work for New Anthology