Nance Van WinckelIf You're Happy & You Know It A man and a woman on the window's He whispers in her ear. Lovers, Below: shoestrings of light tangling He and she unbuttoning each other's and the window rattles, and we
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Nance Van Winckel lives near Spokane, Washington. She is the author of three collections of poems: Bad Girl, with Hawk (U. of Illinois, 1988), The Dirt (Miami U. Press, 1994), and After a Spell (Miami U. Press, 1998). New poems appear in APR, Ohio Review, Kenyon Review, Ploughshares, and Paris Review. She has also published three collections of short stories - Limited Lifetime Warranty and Quake, both with U. of Missouri Press, and most recently Curtain Creek Farm (2000) with Persea Books. She's the recipient a previous National Endowment for the Arts Literary Fellowship in poetry, a 1998 Washington State Artists Trust Literary Award in fiction, and the 1999 Washington State Governor's Award in Writing. She is a professor in the graduate creative writing programs at Eastern Washington University and Vermont College.
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