Erin Rodoni's most recent book is And if the Woods Carry You, winner of the 2020 Southern Indiana Review Michael Waters Poetry Prize. Her two previous collections are: Body, in Good Light and A Landscape for Loss. Her poems have been published in journals and anthologies such as Blackbird, Poetry Northwest, and Best New Poets. She has won awards from AWP, Ninth Letter, and the Montreal International Poetry Prize. She holds an MFA from San Diego State and a BA from UC Berkeley. She teaches at the Writing Salon in San Francisco, serves on the board of the Marin Poetry Center, and raises two small humans.

Other poems by Erin Rodoni in Verse Daily:
November 27, 2017:   "If No Energy Can Be Created or Destroyed" "Before she turned the ultrasound..."
April 26, 2017:   "The Body Compass" "True north is the nook behind your knee..."
March 14, 2016:   "Giant Slalom" "The race is won or lost in shavings of second. Now: The space..."
February 12, 2016:   "The Mall Age" "Thank you stars for this wilderness..."
March 4, 2014:   "Leaving Labor and Delivery" "The light is relentless. There are no lampshades here...."

Books by Erin Rodoni:

Other poems on the web by Erin Rodoni:
Two poems
"I Was The Girl Who Jumped First"
"Caesura"
"The poem begins with us surviving"
Four poems
"Time Capsule: The Poem"
"Time Capsule: Days of Ash from Elsewhere"
"Growing Up Wild"
Two poems
"Time Capsule: The Fallow Deer"
"Elegy with Due Date"
"Forgive Me, I've Forgotten"
"Little Brother"
"My Daughter Talks About the Future"

Erin Rodoni's Website.