Rebecca Hazelton attended The University of Notre Dame for her MFA in poetry and completed her PhD at Florida State University. She was awarded a fellowship year as the Jay C. and Ruth Hall Poetry Fellow at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Creative Writing Institute, and also received a fellowship from Vermont Studio Center. Her poetry has appeared in The Gettysburg Review, Salt Hill, Puerto del Sol, American Book Review, and Pleiades, and D.A. Powell chose "Book of Janus" for inclusion in Best New Poets 2011. Hazelton teaches creative writing at Beloit College.

Other poems by Rebecca Hazelton in Verse Daily:
September 23, 2011:   "Questions about the Wife" "I'm having trouble understanding the wife...."

Other poems on the web by Rebecca Hazelton:
Two poems
"You Make Me Touch Your Hands for Stupid Reasons"
"Ampersand, My Luxury, My Excess:"
"You Say The Burning Bush is Rhetoric"
Three poems
"Write Yellow"
Two poems
"It’s Springtime, Elise, and You’re Missing All of It"
"[A narrow Fellow in the Grass]"

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