possibleheaderevents.JPG
Poets in Print

September 2013: Anne Champion & TJ Jarrett

Saturday, September 28, 2013

KBAC Gallery
7:00 p.m.

Anne Champion & TJ Jarrett with broadsides by Allison Walker & Elizabeth Aitken.


Broadsides

2018_3_BARNGROVER_FRAME.jpg

Champion by A. Walker

Poet: Anne Champion
Artist: Allison Walker
Poem: Lepidoptery

Purchase

2013_09_Jarrett.Aitken.jpg

Jarrett by Aitken

Poet: TJ Jarrett
Artist: Elizabeth Aitken
Poem: Ruin

Purchase


Authors 

Anne Champion

Anne Champion is the author of Reluctant Mistress (Gold Wake Press, 2013). Her poems have appeared in Verse Daily, New South, The Pinch, The Comstock Review, Thrush Poetry Journal, Poetry Quarterly, Cider Press Review, and elsewhere. She was a recipient of the Academy of American Poet’s Prize, a Pushcart Prize nominee, a St. Botolph Emerging Writer’s Grant nominee, and a Squaw Valley Community of Writers Poetry Workshop participant. She holds degrees in Behavioral Psychology and Creative Writing from Western Michigan University and received her MFA in Poetry from Emerson College.  She currently teaches writing and literature at Emerson College, Wheelock College, and Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences in Boston, MA. She also serves as a poetry reader for Ploughshares.

TJ Jarrett

TJ Jarrett is a writer and software developer in Nashville, Tennessee. Her recent work has been published or is forthcoming in African American Review, Boston Review, Beloit Poetry Journal, Boxcar Poetry Review, Callaloo, DIAGRAM, Ninth Letter, Linebreak, Rattle, Southern Poetry Anthology, Third Coast, West Branch and others.

She has earned scholarships from Colrain Manuscript Conference, Sewanee Writer’s Conference and Vermont Studio Center; a fellowship from the Summer Literary Seminars 2012; a runner up for the 2012 Marsh Hawk Poetry Prize and 2012 New Issues Poetry Prize; and her collection The Moon Looks Down and Laughs was selected as a finalist for the 2010 Tampa Review Prize for Poetry.

Her debut collection Ain’t No Grave will be published with New Issues Press in the fall of 2013.

Her second collection Zion (winner of the Crab Orchard Open Competition 2013) will be published by Southern Illinois University Press in the fall of 2014.