Ania Spyra: Two Visual Poems – The Indianapolis Review

Stone Fruit For Virginia Woolf Ania Spyra grew up in a trilingual home in Polish Upper Silesia, studied in Stockholm and Iowa City, and now lives in Indianapolis. An Associate Professor of English at Butler University, she has published academic and creative nonfiction in, among others, 91stMeridian, Sargasso, World Literature Today, Studies in the Novel, Comparative Literature, Contemporary Literature and Critical…

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Ania Spyra: Two Visual Poems – The Indianapolis Review

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Issue 14: Fall 2020: The Visual Poetry Issue – The Indianapolis Review

PDF) Things that Don't Belong: The Horror and Promise of

Issue 14: Fall 2020: The Visual Poetry Issue – The Indianapolis Review

Issue 14: Fall 2020: The Visual Poetry Issue – The Indianapolis Review