Christine E. Laine
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The American contemporary, minimalist poet Christine E. Laine lives in Virginia. Laine is a two-time Pushcart Prize Nominee (2004 and 2005). She has written three full-length volumes of poetry: Allegory, The Weight Of Dust, and Postcards From A Summer Girl and three chapbooks (Suburban Fairy Tales of Brilliant Ash and Blue Sins, with Michael Paul Ladanyi; Alice in Wonderland; Origami Flower). She is the editor of Little Poem Press, VLQ (Verse Libre Quarterly) and co-editor of Erosha. Her work has appeared in several anthologies and countless publications, both in print and online. She released her first spoken word CD, Conversations in a Basement, in September of 2005.
April of 2006 marked the release of the hurricane relief anthology Washing the Color of Water Golden, (ISBN 1-933242-23-X) which she edited, which included poetry by Michelle Close Mills, Joel M. Nelson, and Helen Losse.
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[edit] Books by C. E. Laine
Postcards from a Summer Girl - ISBN 0-9755955-3-9
The Weight of Dust - ISBN 0-595-26943-5
Allegory - ISBN 0-595-22462-8
