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Tonya Foster (Tonya Foster)

One of the rising stars on the New York scene, Tonya Foster is the author of poetry, fiction, and essays that have been published in a variety of journals such as nocturnes, Callaloo, Traffic, Lungfull, DrumVoices, the Hat, Gulf Coast, etc. Tonya was an Art/Poetry columnist for the Poetry Project Newsletter and has published non-fiction essays in NY Arts Magazine, NYFA Quarterly and The Poetry Project Newsletter. Her work has also appeared in the anthologies: Free Radicals: American Poets before their First Books, (NY: Subpress, 2004), edited by Jordan Davis and Sarah Manguso; and POeP! (NY: Rattapallax Press, 2001), edited by Edwin Torres and Anselm Berrigan, one of the first eBook literary journals dedicated to innovative poetry. Author of A Swarm of Bees in High Court (2002), a Belladonna chapbook, and co-editor of Third Mind: Teaching Creative Writing Through Visual Art (Teachers and Writers Collaborative, 2002), she is currently completing A Mathematics of Chaos – a cross-genre, multi-media piece about New Orleans, home and home-buoys; Monkey Talk – an inter-genre piece about race, paranoia, surveillance, and need; and A History of the Bitch, a collection of poems.



30.042012September 10, 2019
Tonya Foster: “Adrienne Rich’s work stands as testament to a profoundly engaged refusal to sit quietly.”

Tonya Foster: “Adrienne Rich’s work stands as testament to a profoundly engaged refusal to sit quietly.”

By Tonya FosterIn 21 Love Poems to Adrienne Rich

from “The Burning of Paper Instead of Children” 2. To imagine a time of silence or few words a time of chemistry and music  ...

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