Catherine Wagner

Ohio, United States

Member Since: 08/22/2012


Catherine Wagner has published four books of poetry and various chapbooks. Her latest book is Nervous Device (City Lights, 2012). She has also written on the work of Barbara Guest, Harryette Mullen, Alice Notley and others and on academic labor practices. Her work appears in the Norton Anthology of Postmodern American Poetry, The Arcadia Project, The Sonnets: Rewriting Shakespeare, Poets on Teaching, The Best American Erotic Poems and other anthologies. Some of her performances are available on Pennsound. She is part of the S(W)OP poetry and performance collective in southwest Ohio and professor of English at Miami University in Ohio, where she is vice-president of the AAUP Advocacy Chapter and directs the Creative Writing Program. 

Website: http://miamioh.edu/cas/academics/departments/english/about/people/faculty/permanent-faculty/wagner-catherine/index.html

Twitter Username: @MiamiOH_CW


Publications

  • Fraction Anthems , 811 Books (1999)
  • Box Poems , Seeing Eye Books (now Mindmade Books) (2001)
  • Hotel Faust , West House Books/Gratton St Irregulars (UK) (2001)
  • Miss America , Fence Books (2001)
  • Exercises , 811 Books (2003)
  • Imitating , Leafe Press (UK) (2004)
  • Macular Hole , Fence Books (2004)
  • Everyone in the Room is a Representative of the World at Large , Bonfire Press (2007)
  • Hole in the Ground , Slack Buddha Press (2008)
  • Articulate How , Big Game Books/Dusie Kollectiv (2008)
  • Not for Mothers Only: Contemporary Poems on Child-Getting and Child-Rearing (with Rebecca Wolff) , Fence Books (2007)
  • My New Job , Fence Books (2009)
  • Nervous Device , City Lights Books (2012)

Employment

  • Professor of English at Miami University (August 2006 - )

Degrees

  • Bachelor of Arts in English from University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (May 1991)
  • Master of Fine Arts in Poetry from University of Iowa (May 1994)
  • Doctoral Degree in English: Creative Writing from University of Utah (May 2000)

Genres of Interest

Poetry