Carol Alexander is co-editor of the award-winning anthology Stronger Than Fear: Poems of Empowerment, Compassion, and Social Justice. She is the author of the poetry collections Blue Vivarium, Fever and Bone, Environments, and Habitat Lost. Her poems appear in About Place Journal, Asheville Poetry Review, Burningword Literary Journal, The Common, Cumberland River Review, Denver Quarterly, Free State Review, Mudlark, New World Writing Quarterly, One, RHINO Poetry, Southern Humanities Review, Summerset Review, Verdad and other admired print and online journals.

Other poems on the web by Carol Alexander:
Four poems
"Panopticon"
"Blue Calling"
"Predictive"
"Anonymity"
"Covid Country"
Three poems
"Habitat Lost"
"A Bed of Snakes"
"Traveling"

Carol Alexander's Website.

About Blue Vivarium:

"Whenever William Stafford was asked for his definition of poetry, which was all the time, he would always give the same answer: 'Poetry is a journey of discovery.' In her fourth collection, Blue Vivarium, Carol Alexander invites us to join her as she continues her own unique journey of discovering, via the richness and dazzling skill of her language and craft, both the worlds within ourselves as well as our place in the natural world around us. We will go where 'verbs and cells collide,' to arrive at the place where we will 'map the sparse archipelago, toward a vanishing point.'"
—J.R. Solonche