Maryann Corbett is the author of six books, most recently The O in the Air (Franciscan University Press) and In Code (Able Muse). Her work has appeared widely in journals on both sides of the Atlantic, including Rattle, Ecotone, the Hopkins Review online, and the Los Angeles Review of Books in the US and The Dark Horse and PN Review in the UK. Her poetry has won the Willis Barnstone Translation Prize and the Richard Wilbur Award and was included in The Best American Poetry 2018. New work appears in the New Statesman and Image and is forthcoming in Beloit Poetry Journal and Raritan, among others.

Other poems by Maryann Corbett in Verse Daily:
March 28, 2021:   "Song for the Shooters" "How this became routine, no one can tell...."
August 10, 2017:   "Concourse" "And now, presto—the way dreams change, abruptly—..."
May 18, 2015:   "Prophesying to the Breath" "I'm tired of it, this labored breathing. Tired..."
November 14, 2013:   "Chiller" "Seven a.m. The hunter's moon..."

Books by Maryann Corbett:

Other poems on the web by Maryann Corbett:
Two poems
Four poems
"Heliopause"
"Memories in Old Age"
"Ideals"
Three poems
Three poems
Three poems
Three poems
Two poems
Two poems
"State Office Building, Seventh Floor"
Three poems
Two poems
Two poems
"The Forgery: A Quiz"
"Concourse"

Maryann Corbett's Website.

Maryann Corbett on Twitter.