Wolves in Shells is a modern monomyth telling the story of a woman navigating homelessness, trauma, and memories as she attempts to leave a violent partner.
Wolves in Shells is a modern monomyth telling the story of a woman navigating homelessness, trauma, and memories as she attempts to leave a violent partner.
Kimberly Ann Priest is an assistant professor in the Department of Writing, Rhetoric, and Cultures at Michigan State University. She is the author of the poetry books Slaughter the One Bird and tether and lung.
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The Howl Says the Mollusk I Wanted to Be a Boy When Anxious, They Tell Us to Make Our World Smaller Old Shell Wolf Story My Mother Wears a Bikini at South Haven Beach A Pedagogy for Lesser Bodies How to Do Subtraction Taxonomy Elegy for Charley Field Note on Gaston Bachelard’s The Poetics of Space Two Wolves Everything’s Fine Open Mic Steven Turnball After Leaving I Don’t Tell My Daughter I Wrote Another Wolf Poem Among Fingernail Clams Protections At the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum A Patch of Blue Luxuries On the Ishnala Trail Dad For Practical Purposes Because Memory, I Am Told, Is Unreliable— Irregular Patterns of Endangered Migrations Mountain Story Field Note on Gaston Bachelard’s The Poetics of Space The Unusual Art of Living Well How to Forgive the Predator After I Tell a Man I Can’t Date Him Because of My Hidden Disability Hunter’s Moon Nocturne Gestation America Borders Unpacking Preacher’s Daughter My Daughter and I Gather Stones at Empire Beach At the Butterfly Habitat First Visit to the Sister Survivors Exhibit Spirit of the Animal Upon Viewing Katrín Sigurdardóttir’s Metamorphic At a Monastic Retreat The Hunter The Book of Birds After My Father Tells Me He Loves the 23rd Psalm Field Note on Gaston Bachelard’s The Poetics of Space My Grandmother’s Ashes The World Is Whatever We Choose to Make It Elegy for My Daughter Who Has Never Known a Paradise Civil Assault This Much Root They Tell Us to Live in the Moment Because the Moment Is All We May Have Smile Back Acknowledgments Notes
The Howl Says the Mollusk I Wanted to Be a Boy When Anxious, They Tell Us to Make Our World Smaller Old Shell Wolf Story My Mother Wears a Bikini at South Haven Beach A Pedagogy for Lesser Bodies How to Do Subtraction Taxonomy Elegy for Charley Field Note on Gaston Bachelard’s The Poetics of Space Two Wolves Everything’s Fine Open Mic Steven Turnball After Leaving I Don’t Tell My Daughter I Wrote Another Wolf Poem Among Fingernail Clams Protections At the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum A Patch of Blue Luxuries On the Ishnala Trail Dad For Practical Purposes Because Memory, I Am Told, Is Unreliable— Irregular Patterns of Endangered Migrations Mountain Story Field Note on Gaston Bachelard’s The Poetics of Space The Unusual Art of Living Well How to Forgive the Predator After I Tell a Man I Can’t Date Him Because of My Hidden Disability Hunter’s Moon Nocturne Gestation America Borders Unpacking Preacher’s Daughter My Daughter and I Gather Stones at Empire Beach At the Butterfly Habitat First Visit to the Sister Survivors Exhibit Spirit of the Animal Upon Viewing Katrín Sigurdardóttir’s Metamorphic At a Monastic Retreat The Hunter The Book of Birds After My Father Tells Me He Loves the 23rd Psalm Field Note on Gaston Bachelard’s The Poetics of Space My Grandmother’s Ashes The World Is Whatever We Choose to Make It Elegy for My Daughter Who Has Never Known a Paradise Civil Assault This Much Root They Tell Us to Live in the Moment Because the Moment Is All We May Have Smile Back Acknowledgments Notes
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