Aimée Baker is a multi-genre writer with work appearing in The Southern Review, Gulf Coast, Guernica, The Massachusetts Review, and others. In 2014, she was awarded the Zoland Poetry Fellowship from the Vermont Studio Center. Baker received her MFA from Arizona State University. She currently lives in upstate New York with her husband and daughter and teaches as a lecturer at SUNY Plattsburgh, where she also serves as fiction editor for Saranac Review.

Books by Aimée Baker:

Other poems on the web by Aimée Baker:
"The Fox Twin Theaters Plays The Omen"
Three poems
"The Saints of the Last Days"
Five poems
"Magnetic Declination"

Aimée Baker's Website.

Aimée Baker on Twitter.

About Doe:

"My choice for the award is Doe—that book is so good, so well executed with such difficult subject matter. I admire its active courage, its commitment to witnessing what so many reject. It stayed with me through reading all the others—fantastic books, the lot of them. But Doe is a game changer, a silence eliminator."
—Allison Joseph