Lola haskins biography
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Doggedness que no le queda,
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Love
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and starts to rest it off.
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Haskins, Lola 1943-
PERSONAL: Born 1943. Education:Stanford University, B.A. (social thought; summa cum laude), 1965.
ADDRESSES: Office—P.O. Box 18, LaCrosse, FL 32658-0018. E-mail—[email protected]
CAREER: University of Florida, lecturer in computer and information sciences, 1979—; North Shore Young Writers' Conference, member of faculty, 1993-96; Florida Humanities Council, lecturer, 1994; Suncoast Writer's Conference, member of faculty faculty, 1997; Writer's Conference, Charleston, SC, member of faculty, 1998; writer-in-residence, The Writer's Voice, Tampa, FL, 2000. Annual Convention of Federation of State Poetry Societies, Melbourne, FL, featured speaker, 2001.
MEMBER: Poets and Writers (NY), Phi Beta Kappa, Creative Arts Committee, Poetry Society of America.
AWARDS, HONORS: Florida Division of Cultural Affairs, fellowships in literature, 1979, 1981, 1990; Southern Poetry Review prize for narrative poetry, 1981, for "Changing the Speed Limit,"; National Endowment for the Arts fellowship in literature, 1984; First Lectureship in Historical Poetry, Library Company of Philadelphia, 1986;New York Quarterly, Madeline Sadin Award, 1987, for "The Man Who Worked with Fellini,";New England Review, prize in narrative poetry, 1989, for "Six Cairns for
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Lola Haskins
American poet
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Genre | Poetry |
Lola Haskins is an American poet.
Life
[edit]She was born in New York, and raised in northern California. Haskins has lived in San Francisco, Greece, and Mexico. She now divides her time between Northern England and North-Central Florida.
She has published fourteen books—the outliers being a poetry advice book, an exploration of fifteen Florida cemeteries, and a book of prose-poem fables about women, illustrated by Maggie Taylor.
Her work has appeared in The Atlantic, Beloit Poetry Journal, The Christian Science Monitor, Prairie Schooner,[1]The Missouri Review,[2]Mississippi Review,[3]The London Review of Books, Georgia Review, Southern Review.
She taught computer science at the University of Florida for 28 years. Then, from 2004 until 2015, she was on the faculty of the Rainier Writer's Workshop, a low res MFA program based at Pacific Lutheran University.
Awards
[edit]Works
[edit]- "Grandmother Speaks of the Old Country", Poetry Foundation
- "To Play Pianissimo", Poetry Foundation
- "from CASTINGS"; "from ACROSS HER BROAD LAP SOMETHING WONDERFUL"; "from FORTY-FOUR AMBITIONS FOR THE PIANO"; "from HUNGER"; "from THE RIM BENDERS", Adron