Eileen Myles
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Eileen Myles is an acclaimed lesbian poet and novelist. Currently she is a Professor of Literature at University of California, San Diego.
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Being a lesbian, I strive to find the virtue in being alone. I get hot when it's hot, I take off my shirt. I'm strong. What could be better? Girls like me so I have to fight to get some space. This is luxury, my humpy alone-time. But I like being watched. That's hot too.
Christ, if he had been a woman, might have been nothing but a great complainer
I come from a long line of worshippers of strong crazy women.
I have this feeling that being a poet is kind of a religion.
One of the reasons I write poetry is to mark my existence.
The Irony of the Leash, 1978, Jim Brodey Books.
Fresh Young Voice from the Plains. New York : Power Mad Press, 1981.
Sappho's Boat 1982, Little Caeser.
Bread and Water: Stories 1989 Hanuman Books
1969 1989 Hanuman Books
Chelsea Girls 1994 Black Sparrow Press
Maxfield Parrish: Early and New Poems 1995 Black Sparrow Press
School of Fish 1997 Black Sparrow Press
Not Me 1998 Semiotext(e)
Cool for You 2000 Soft Skull Press
Skies: New Poems 2001 Black Sparrow Press
On My Way 2002 Faux Press
American Poets Say Goodbye to the 20th Century
4 Walls Eight Windows; Codrescu & Rosenthal, eds.
<a href = http://www.eileenmyles.com/home.html>Eileen Myles Homepage </a>
<a href = http://www.eileenmyles.net/> Eileen Myles.net </a>
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