Jennifer Bartlett

Photo by Jennifer Bartlett

Jennifer Bartlett’s most recent book is Autobiography/Anti-Autobiography (theenk Books, 2014). Bartlett also co-edited, with Sheila Black and Michael Northen, Beauty Is a Verb: The New Poetry of Disability. Bartlett has received fellowships from the New York Foundation for the Arts, Fund for Poetry, and the Dodd Research Center at the University of Connecticut. She is currently writing a full-length biography of Larry Eigner.

Poems by Jennifer Bartlett

From “The Hindrances of a Householder”
[To be crippled means to be institutionalized]
[to walk means to fall]

Jennifer Bartlett

From “The Hindrances of a Householder”

[To be crippled means to be institutionalized]

[to walk means to fall]

Connections

Disability and Poetry

Harriet the Spy, Or How I Put My Yenta-Self to Good Use

Larry Eigner & The Maximus Poems

On [non] Identity Poetics

A Poet Without Awards

The Black Mountain Poets

Disability Poetics

December 2014: "I darned it out of myths"

From “The Hindrances of a Householder”

Larry Eigner: Six Letters

The Radical Perception of Larry Eigner

[To be crippled means to be institutionalized]

[to walk means to fall]

Jennifer Bartlett

Appeared in Poetry Magazine Larry Eigner: Six Letters

Larry Eigner: Six Letters