Connie Deanovich
Connie Deanovich (born 1960) is an American poet. She lived in Chicago. She now lives in Madison, Wisconsin.
Connie Deanovich
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- 1960
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- United States
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- poet · writer
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• "from THE SPOTTED MOON"; "THE FRONTIER AND THE BACH FRONTIER", Mad Poetry • "Formerly Communist Love Sonnet", Poetry Foundation • "Little Is Known About the Mantella Expectata"; "Red, Gray, Black, and White Scarf"; " The 100 Miguels", David Trinidad Edition * *
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Awards
Her work appeared in Bomb, Grand Street, New American Writing, Parnassus, See, Sulfur.
• 1997 Whiting Award • GE Award for Younger Writers.
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