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The poems in My Scarlet Ways are, most often, attempts at self-destruction by any means necessary-love, sex, language, God, and ultimately, fantasies of motherhood. With piercing passion and linguistic precision, Tanya Larkin, pursues and retreats from her reader like a poetic Mata Hari, drawing us closer, if only to entice and strike us again in poem after poem. As judge, Denise Duhamel writes, &quote;Larkin is a poet of intelligence and intuition, of wily and wicked wisdom.&quote; My Scarlet Ways is a new and unique addition to American poetry.

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The poems in My Scarlet Ways are, most often, attempts at self-destruction by any means necessary-love, sex, language, God, and ultimately, fantasies of motherhood. With piercing passion and linguistic precision, Tanya Larkin, pursues and retreats from her reader like a poetic Mata Hari, drawing us closer, if only to entice and strike us again in poem after poem. As judge, Denise Duhamel writes, "e;Larkin is a poet of intelligence and intuition, of wily and wicked wisdom."e; My Scarlet Ways is a new and unique addition to American poetry.

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TANYA LARKIN was born in Montebelluna, Italy and raised in Pennsylvania. She attended Columbia University and the Iowa Writer's Workshop, and is a recipient of a Massachusetts Cultural Council Grant. She lives in Somerville, Massachusetts and teaches at The New England Institute of Art. Her poems have appeared in Conduit, Quarterly West, Ploughshares, and elsewhere.