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Robin Clarke
Robin Clarke
Robin Clarke (she/her) is a writer, psychotherapist, and holistic energy worker. Her first book of poems, Lines The Quarry, won the Omnidawn 1st/2nd Book Prize for Poetry. With the poet Sten Carlson, she co-authored a chapbook of poems entitled Lives of the Czars (nonpolygon, 2011). An excerpt from her memoir, Those Little Anodynes, won the Tupelo Open Prose award. Her poems and prose have been published in Conduit, Denver Quarterly, Fence, jubilat, LABOR, Puerto del Sol, Tupelo Quarterly, Verse, Vox Populi, and elsewhere. She lives with her family in a garden-based co-housing community in Pittsburgh. Read more about Clarke at her website.

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