Andrea Hollander (formerly Andrea Hollander Budy) is the author of three chapbooks and three previous full-length poetry collections. Her honors include the Nicholas Roerich Poetry Prize, the D. H. Lawrence Fellowship, a Pushcart Prize for prose memoir, two poetry fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts, and two from the Arkansas Arts Council. For twenty-two years Hollander was the Writer-in-Residence at Lyon College, where she received the Lamar Williamson Prize for Excellence in Teaching. Now a resident of Portland, Oregon, she is the recipient of a 2013 Oregon Literary Fellowship.

Other poems by Andrea Hollander in Verse Daily:
May 13, 2009:   "Thanksgiving" "Her voice has too much jewelry in it...."
July 12, 2003:  "Snow White" "It was actually one of the dwarfs..."

Books by Andrea Hollander:

Other poems on the web by Andrea Hollander:
Seven poems
Two poems
"Gretel"
"Delta Flight 1152"
"Betrayal"
Three poems
"Why I Married Him"

Andrea Hollander's Website.

Andrea Hollander According to Wikipedia.

About Landscape with Female Figure: New and Selected Poems, 1982-2012:

"Andrea Hollander knows what to hold back as she lets us in. And so we willingly bring ourselves into her subtly registered emotional world. There’s a lovely blend of qualities at work here an unsparing eye, and a heart that humanizes what that eye sees."
—Stephen Dunn

"In 'Still Life with Jonquils' Hollander says, 'The painter knows…we bring our own heat to the canvas.' Her readers enter poem after poem in this poignant and mature collection bearing the heat of their own lives. Hollander’s impeccable conversational diction does just what a poem should do; it raises the hairs on the nape of your neck."
—Maxine Kumin