Rebecca Gayle Howell
Updated: May 12
Credit: Carey Neal Gough
from American Pergatory
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Rebecca Gayle Howell is a poet writing new myths for climate change. Her genre-bending work has received critical acclaim from outlets like Publisher’s Weekly, Poetry London (U.K.), Limelight (AUS), MINT (IND), The Kenyon Review, Gramophone (U.K.), Ms. magazine, Southern Review of Books, Asymptote (INTL), Poets & Writers, and The Los Angeles Times. Howell’s awards include the United States Artists Fellowship, two fellowships from the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown, the Pushcart Prize, the Carson McCullers Fellowship, and the Aiken Taylor Award for Modern American Poetry. Her latest book is Erase Genesis, just out from Project Poëtica / Bridwell Press.
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