From the Fishouse: Poets: Jenn Habel

Jenn Habel

Jenn Habel's poems have appeared in The Believer, Gulf Coast, The Southeast Review, and other journals. She’s the author of two chapbooks, Good Night Bynum and In the Little House (Southeast Missouri State University Press, 2009), which won the 2008 Copperdome Prize. She lives in Amherst, Massachusetts.

Posted on August 23, 2005 6:05 AM

Thoreau Entered His Cabin Fifty Years Before Freud's First Mention of Transference
Just One Insight
And Then, of Course, There's Hope
In Place of All the Poems about Departure, Lessons, and Ends
Love Is Made of Images
Jenn Habel Q&A on lines of poetry she wishes she'd written
Jenn Habel Q&A on the genesis of her poem Thoreau Entered His Cabin Fifty Years Before Freud's First Mention of Transference
Jenn Habel

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