Stuart Bartow teaches writing and literature at SUNY (State University of New York) Adirondack, where he directs the college's Writers Project. He is also chair of the Battenkill Conservancy, a grassroots environmental group. His most recent book, Teaching Trout to Talk: the Zen of Small Stream Fly Fishing, received the 2014 Adirondack Center for Writing non-Fiction Award. He lives near the Vermont-New York border where he likes to hike and fish. His latest book is GREEN MIDNIGHT (Dos Madres Press, 2018).

Other poems by Stuart Bartow in Verse Daily:
May 5, 2016:   "Tilikum" "Waist or forearm clenched in maw..."
October 26, 2011:   "Syrens" "Often they are described as twain, but who thinks..."
July 10, 2007:   "Centaurs" " Not yet apparitions, they came to fetch me..."

Books by Stuart Bartow:

Other poems on the web by Stuart Bartow:
Two poems
Three poems
"We Have No Word for Wanting a Storm to Come"
"Green Bottle"
"What My Father-in-Law Says"
"We Are All On the Edge of Something"
Three poems
Two poems
"Helen Agonistes"

Stuart Bartow's Website.

Stuart Bartow on Twitter.