Thorpe Moeckel
Thorpe Moeckel’s first book of poems, Odd Botany, was published in 2002 by Silverfish Review Press. A new collection, Making a Map of the River was published by Iris Press in Spring 2008. Chapbooks include Meltlines and The Guessing Land. Recent work appears or is forthcoming in Verse, Orion, Shenandoah, Open City, Rivendell, Virginia Quarterly Review, and Field. After years guiding trips on rivers and trails in the Appalachians, he earned an MFA in 2002 at University of Virginia, where he was a Jacob K. Javits and Henry Hoyns Fellow. A former Kenan Visiting Writer at UNC-Chapel Hill, he is now Assistant Professor at Hollins University. He lives with his wife and daughter in Western Virginia.Posted on August 10, 2006 5:43 AM
- Night Walk
- Squeal Like a Pig
- Middle Fall
- Lifejackets
- Southern Crescent
- Beginning to Peel
- Trees & Stars
- Thorpe Moeckel Q&A on how he came to poetry
- Thorpe Moeckel Q&A on his obstacles to becoming a poet
- Thorpe Moeckel Q&A on the goal of his new book
- Thorpe Moeckel Q&A on what he learned writing his new book
- Thorpe Moeckel Q&A with advice to readers apprehensive about poetry
- Bartram's Trail
- Free Samples
- Shout Out
- Ropethrows
- The Oyster Gatherer
- Killdeer
- Chattooga
- Why I Go To Bed Earlier
- Thorpe Moeckel Q&A on his poetry beginnings
- Thorpe Moeckel Q&A on his writing ritual
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