Seattle: Alive at the Center: Contemporary Poems from Seattle, Washington

Brief Description: Seattle, Washington's vast and varied contemporary poetry scene is on display in "Seattle: Alive at the Center," a community-based anthology. A collection of more than 75 poems from a wide spectrum of poets, "Seattle: Alive at the Center" is a cultural snapshot, showcasing the best new and established voices from this city. Three poets from Seattle came together to recognize the best work of their peers, curating a collection that explores the atmosphere, beauty, complexity, and personality of their home. Biographical Note: "Seattle: Alive at the Center" was compiled by three well-known poets from Seattle, who worked together to select and compile the most representative work of their communities. They are Cody Walker, Kathleen Flenniken, and David D. Horowitz. Author bios from all contributing poets will be available at ooligan.pdx.edu. Marc Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contributor Bio:  Flenniken, Kathleen Kathleen Flenniken's poems have appeared in "Poetry," "Iowa Review," "Mid-American Review," "Southern Review," and "Prairie Schooner," Coeditor and president of Floating Bridge Press, a publisher of Washington State poets, Flenniken has taught poetry through Writers in the Schools and other arts agencies. Visit Kathleen Flenniken's website for more information.