About
Anne Pierson Wiese was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, raised in Brooklyn, New York, and lived for a decade in South Dakota. Currently, she and her husband, writer Ben Miller, reside in the St. George neighborhood of Staten Island—the least-known borough of New York City. She is the author of two full-length poetry collections, FLOATING CITY and WHICH WAY WAS NORTH, both published by Louisiana State University Press, and the recipient of awards including a Discovery/THE NATION Poetry Award, the Walt Whitman Award, given by Academy of American Poets, and the Amy Lowell Travelling Scholarship.
Featured Work
WHICH WAY WAS NORTH
"Anne Pierson Wiese's hauntingly direct poems take us into the bone vault of America where we can hear a heartbeat." —Henri Cole
Which Way Was North, the second collection of poems by Anne Pierson Wiese, includes work from her years in New York City and her years in South Dakota. Here, she creates a new territory of the mind that invites the reader to see similarity as well as difference between these distinct regions of America.
Other Works
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Floating City
2007
