Dan Albergotti is the author of the chapbook The Use of the World, published by Unicorn Press in 2013, as well as the full-length collections The Boatloads (BOA Editions, 2008) and Millennial Teeth (Southern Illinois University Press, 2014). His poems have appeared in Cave Wall, Crazyhorse, Five Points, The Southern Review, 32 Poems, The Best American Poetry 2017, and two editions of the Pushcart Prize, as well as other journals and anthologies. He is a professor of English at Coastal Carolina University.

Other poems by Dan Albergotti in Verse Daily:
September 26, 2016:   "Vane" "The rusted rooster spins alone these days..."
September 11, 2014:   "God" "Somewhere beneath 125th Street there's a small machine..."
November 11, 2013:   "A Theater Near You" "They say the end is coming, coming soon...."
May 7, 2008:   "Turning Back" "We turn back, always bowing to that urge..."
February 15, 2007:   "Surprising the Gods" "Suppose Eurydice had, running through the evening field..."

Books by Dan Albergotti:

Other poems on the web by Dan Albergotti:
"Among the Things He Does Not Deserve"
Four poems
"A Poem About Nothing"
Two poems
"Reel"
"Days Spent in One of the Other Worlds"
"Outside"
Two poems
Two Poems
Twenty-one poems
"Reel"
"December 25, 2005"
"Revision"