Marc McKeereceived his MFA from the University of Houston, and is currently pursuing a PhD at the University of Missouri in Columbia, where he lives with his wife, Camelia Cosgray. His recent work appears in The Journal, Barrelhouse, Subtropics, absent, Handsome, and is forthcoming from Copper Nickel and The Minnesota Review. He is the author of a chapbook, What Apocalypse?, from New Michigan Press, and a full-length collection, Fuse, which is forthcoming from Black Lawrence Press in 2011.

Other poems by Marc McKee in Verse Daily:
January 22, 2009:   "Memory is a Disease of Animals" "This is the shirt you wore..."
December 11, 2008:   "Attack Attack" "The imperfect products of the nation-state..."
May 10, 2008:   "Tremble" "I am mystified by the fingerprints I have left..."
August 31, 2005:   "If I'd Known it was Going to be That Kind of Party" "Switchblades sprout and little else...."

Books by Marc McKee:

Other poems on the web by Marc McKee:
"Some Little Movie"
"Recharger"
"Public Health Response to a Rabid Kitten—Four States, 2007"
Three poems
"Jason Bredle"

About New South: