Appalachian Winter
Betsy Sholl
"A remarkable celebration of life as it is lived...This is an intelligent, mature, unique voice in American poetry, one that speaks directly and piercingly to
important universals."
—Choice
about the author
Betsy Sholl is Poet Laureate of Maine. Her many books of poetry include The Red Line, which won the 1991 Associated Writing Programs' award series in poetry, and Don't Explain, which won the University of Wisconsin's Felix Pollak Prize. Her newest book, Late Psalm, is out from the University of
Wisconsin Press. Other awards include an NEA Fellowship and a Maine State Writers' Grant. Sholl teaches at the University of Southern Maine, and in the Vermont College M.F.A. Program, and has been poet-in-residence at Bucknell University.
poetry from appalachian winter
also by betsy sholl: changing faces and rooms overhead
