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Corey Van Landingham is a Wallace Stegner Poetry Fellow at Stanford University. She grew up in Oregon and holds degrees from Lewis & Clark College and Purdue University, where she was a Poetry Editor for Sycamore Review. She is the recipient of an AWP Intro Journals Award and scholarships from the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference. Her poems have appeared in Best New Poets 2012, Indiana Review, The Kenyon Review, The Southern Review, and elsewhere.

Autonomy, Landscape, Terrible Love Tabernacle for an Adolescence Valediction Lessons Elegy in Which I Refuse to Turn Away The Chair & The Birdcage Antidote Spill The Louse Decreation What You Will Encounter The Architecture of Fathers What Will Be Untold This World Is Only Going to Break Your Heart During the Autopsy To Have & To Hold The Making of a Prophet [engagement: ] Elegy on Sea Legs While Terrified of Branches, Making Fun of Moon Orchard Valediction Lessons Parallax Disguised as Endless Disappointment All the Sworn on, Sworn off Truths Romance Novel after the Car Crash Confessional Homesteading with the Ghosts Round Stories Arranged into a Square And Badly, Too Diurnal To Have & To Hold Dirge: For Pompeii Covenant Against the Reification of Isadora Duncan Valediction Lessons Bestiary Hermetic Elegy Other Techniques for Elegant Boatmanship Last Year at Marienbad Yield Stress When You Look Away, the World What You Erase Knits Back Together Eclogue To Have & To Hold