Mary di Michele
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) is a Canadian
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poet
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and author
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. She lives in Montreal
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, Quebec
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and teaches creative writing at Concordia University.
Works
- Tree of August - 1978
- Bread and Chocolate - 1980
- Mimosa and Other Poems - 1981
- Necessary Sugar - 1984
- Anything is Possible: A Selection of Eleven Women Poets (editor) - 1984
- Immune to Gravity - 1986
- Under My Skin (novel) - 1994
- Luminous Emergencies - 1990
- Stranger in You: Selected Poems and New - 1995
- Debriefing the Rose - 1998
- Tenor of Love (novel) - 2005
External links
- Mary di Michele's web page
- Institute of Advanced Studies (Univ. of Bologna) poet in residence, 2003
- Athabasca University's Canadian Writers page
- The Canadian Encyclopedia
See also: List of Canadian writers, List of Canadian poets