Suzanne Heyd’s poems appear in recent & forthcoming issues of South Dakota Review, Diner, Spoon River Poetry Review, Open City, Hawai’i Pacific Review, yefief, Northwest Review, Phoebe, Hawai’i Review, Poetry Miscellany, and Worcester Review, among others. She was a finalist for both the Robert Penn Warren Award and the James Fellowship for Novel in Progress, and received scholarly support from the National Endowment for the Humanities in 1994. She holds an MFA from Vermont College and has been teaching writing, literature, and pedagogy for more than a decade. Currently, she directs the literary arts program at Arts + Literature Laboratory.

Other poems from Beloit Poetry Journal in Verse Daily:

July 22, 2005:   "The Blue-Gray Body of the Zambezi" Dawn Lonsinger
July 20, 2005:   "Making History" and "A Disappearing Act" Karl Elder
March 4, 2005:  "Catherine Blake" by Rebecca Dunham
March 3, 2005:  "Cartographic" by Joshua Rivkin
March 2, 2005:  "Turning 50" by Bruce A. Jacobs
August 28, 2004:  "Obsolescence" by Leigh Anne Couch
August 27, 2004:  "The Weight of the World" by Frank Steele
August 26, 2004:  "For the Suicides" by Lola Haskins
August 25, 2004:  "Half Life" by Reynolds Dixon
August 24, 2004:  "The Last Ivory-Billed Woodpecker" by Bruce Tindall
June 11, 2004:  "Famish" by Lisa Furmanski
June 8, 2004:  "A Short History of the Republic" by John Haines
March 7, 2004:  "Waning Moon" by Conrad Hilberry
March 5, 2004:  "Portrait of the Family Without a Father" by Ken Victor
March 4, 2004:  "At the Intersection" by Andrea Heny
March 1, 2004:  "Marriage Bed" by Annie Boutelle
December 23, 2003:  "Exactly at midnight" by Margaret Aho
April 8, 2003:  "The Totality of Facts" by Allan Peterson

About Beloit Poetry Journal:
Poets in this issue: Douglas Woodsum, Scott Withiam, Jesse Lichtenstein, Young Smith, Kathleen Wakefield, Herman Asarnow, Susan Varnot, Robyn Anspach, Susan Tichy, Alicia Beale, Dana Elkun, Dawn Lonsinger, Karl Elder, Suzanne Heyd, Lynn Shoemaker