Kate Hanson Foster

Kate Hanson Foster’s first book of poems, Mid Drift, was published by Loom Press and was selected by Massachusetts Center for the Book as a “Must Read” in 2011. She gained her MFA from Bennington College, and her poetry has appeared in California Quarterly, Comstock Review, Harpur Palate, Poet Lore and elsewhere.

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“In my version, I’ll include how it feels to be eaten”: A Review of Sarah Sousa’s See the Wolf

This entry was posted in Reviews and tagged Kate Hanson Foster Sarah Sousa on May 30, 2019 by Kristina Marie Darling

Sarah Sousa’s See the Wolf (CavanKerry, 2018) is a collection of familiar cautionary tales around the metonymic “Big Bad Wolf.” The poems achingly read like a cold admission of female obedience—a more honest and accurate portrayal of a woman who smiles politely from scar to scar, pays attention to social […]

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Crow Funeral by Kate Hanson Foster

This entry was posted in Poetry and tagged Kate Hanson Foster on June 14, 2015 by admin

    No one notices the dead crow alongside             the road, soft underbelly exposed, neck broken from the fall.             No one hears the harpocratic ghost among leaves, the muteness             of all is […]

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