Contributors

Elizabeth Robinson

Contributor History

Three Dragons, Conjunctions:36
Hansel and Gretel, Conjunctions:38
Arrow, Conjunctions:41
Two Poems, Conjunctions:42
Boy , Conjunctions:45
From The Woman in White, Conjunctions:47
Crow & Robin, Conjunctions:49
The Picture of the Spirit, Online 01-07-2009
Modernist Poems, Conjunctions:53
Book Three: Romance, Online 12-28-2010
The Hinge Trees, Online 10-18-2011
On Repetition, Conjunctions:58
Four Poems, Conjunctions:63 (63:41-48)
Three Poems, Online 04-21-2015
Four Poems, Conjunctions:66
Five Provence Poems, Conjunctions:68
Exposure, Conjunctions:70
Exposure — A Selected Text from Conjunctions:70, Sanctuary: The Preservation Issue, Online 05-15-2018
Four Nights, Conjunctions:72
Bamiyan, Online 07-16-2019

Biography

Elizabeth Robinson is the author of Rumor (Parlor Press/Free Verse Editions). With Jennifer Phelps, she co-edited Quo Anima: innovation and spirituality in contemporary women’s poetry (University of Akron Press). Vulnerability Index is forthcoming from Ahsahta Press in 2019.

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In Print

Conjunctions:73

Earth Elegies

Fall 2019
Edited by Bradford Morrow

Online

The Dream Tongue

by Jennifer Adams

January 14, 2020

We found the laptop in Cressey’s round room. It was black, thin, light as wood, and belonged to Dr. Marcus, the man who came on to me once, the one who smokes dope in the eaves, the philologist or psychologist. I can’t get these “terms” straight in my head anymore, what with these drugs they feed us. The afternoon pills, especially.

Three Poems

by Alexandria Peary

January 7, 2020

We turn the floodlights on the actors, extras in one of the world’s great short stories, surprising them mid-escapade, nocturnal animals caught playing dress up with our clothing, our fanciest possessions. Pearl choker on a possum, suit jacket on a raccoon. A skunk, a lynx, two tubby foxes moonlighting as twin nephews or as young men dating our daughters.

L’altro figlio

by Fortunato Salazar

December 17, 2019

Though we mocked Dad mercilessly, our mocking was such as to lead him on convincingly. Dad! There is hope for you if, say, you are struck by lightning. So often did he sulk out on the balcony that he did seem to be inviting a strike. Or a stumble.

A Conjunctions Launch Reading with Joyce Carol Oates, Quincy Troupe, Rob Nixon, and Hilary Leichter

Housing Works Bookstore Cafe & Bar Celebrates the New Earth Elegies Issue

Thursday, January 30, 2020

7:00 pm – 8:00 pm

Housing Works Bookstore Cafe & Bar, 126 Crosby St., New York, NY 10012