Lost and Found Departments explores the intersections and tensions among many types of loss and, sometimes, recovery-of words, of people, of memories, of literary genres. Ranging from found poetry and monologues, to reimagined forms and poems of loss and recovery, Heather Dubrow's collection challenges readers to see beyond the surface of the everyday. With these witty, intelligent, and humane poems, Dubrow encourages us to see and discover the world around us as more than static or mechanistic. To her, the world is poetry.
Lost and Found Departments explores the intersections and tensions among many types of loss and, sometimes, recovery-of words, of people, of memories, of literary genres. Ranging from found poetry and monologues, to reimagined forms and poems of loss and recovery, Heather Dubrow's collection challenges readers to see beyond the surface of the everyday. With these witty, intelligent, and humane poems, Dubrow encourages us to see and discover the world around us as more than static or mechanistic. To her, the world is poetry.
Heather Dubrow, John D. Boyd, SJ, Chair in Poetic Imagination at Fordham University, is the author of Forms and Hollows and two chapbooks. Among the journals where her poetry has appeared are Prairie Schooner, Southern Review, Virginia Quarterly Review, and The Yale Review.As literary critic, she has published seven single-authored volumes of literary criticism, a co-edited collection of essays, and an edition of Shakespeare's As You Like It.She was director of Fordham's Poets Out Loud reading series from Fall 2009 to Summer 2020.
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