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Jordan Windholz lives in Carlisle, Pennsylvania where he is an associate professor of early modern British literature and creative writing at Shippensburg University. He is the author of the poetry collection Other Psalms, and his work has appeared in such journals as Tupelo Quarterly, DIAGRAM, and the tiny journal.
“'See them,' begins Jordan Windholz's marvelous new collection, The Sisters, and so we do: 'The Sisters in a Forgotten Library,' 'The Sisters in the Dream of a Giant,' 'The Sisters as Poets.' Prismatic and lush, these portraits hover among fable, phantasm, and tender depictions that convey the 'insistent buzz of the day's glass minutes.' They show us the sisters, 'their bodies bright ideas the sky thinks and forgets.' And they show us the semblances that bring the world into relation: 'air shaken into petals,' 'the wind making a door of itself.' Windholz's elegant, imaginative prose poems are mesmerizingly spectral—not like a ghost but like a spectrum of light.”—Zach Savich, author of Momently
