WHOSE NAMES HAVE SLIPPED AWAY - Nelson, Kathy
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Whose Names Have Slipped Away, published by Finishing Line Press, is poet Kathy Nelson's second chapbook collection of poems. The poems in this collection are meditations on nature observed through the lens of relationship and through the universal experience of impermanence. Poet Tina Barr says that "Kathy Nelson's work ministers to the deep places within us; she explores difficult interpersonal arenas with conviction and courage." Editor and poet Nancy Dillingham calls Kathy Nelson's poems "brilliant distillations of moments in nature … (that) mirror, and become metaphor for, the eternal struggles between daughters and mothers."…mehr

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Whose Names Have Slipped Away, published by Finishing Line Press, is poet Kathy Nelson's second chapbook collection of poems. The poems in this collection are meditations on nature observed through the lens of relationship and through the universal experience of impermanence. Poet Tina Barr says that "Kathy Nelson's work ministers to the deep places within us; she explores difficult interpersonal arenas with conviction and courage." Editor and poet Nancy Dillingham calls Kathy Nelson's poems "brilliant distillations of moments in nature … (that) mirror, and become metaphor for, the eternal struggles between daughters and mothers."
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Kathy Nelson is the author of two chapbooks, Cattails (Main Street Rag, 2013) and Whose Names Have Slipped Away (Finishing Line Press, 2017). The recipient of the 2019 James Dickey Prize from Five Points: A Journal of Literature & Art, she holds an MFA in poetry from the Warren Wilson Program for Writers. Her work has appeared in The Practicing Poet: Honing the Craft and in numerous journals, including LEON Literary Journal, New Ohio Review, Southern Poetry Review, Tar River Poetry, and Valparaiso Poetry Review. She has worked as a teacher, telecommunications engineer, and chaplain. She lives in Nevada.