Join us in congratulating SR poet contributor Brenda Hillman. Now the author of ten poetry collections published by Wesleyan University Press, she was chosen as a featured author in the Broadside Reading Series, which took place on May 30 at the New York Center For Book Arts Inc.
Her most recent collection, Extra Hidden Life, among the Days, was published last year and contains poetry of grief and sustenance.
To read more about Brenda and her publications, click here. You can find her poem, “To a Desert Poet,” from Issue 3 here.
Congratulations on this exciting news, Brenda!
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