Books

House and Home, Marsh Hawk Press (forthcoming 2003) (poems)

Bearing Life: Women's Writings on Childlessness,
The Feminist Press, 2000 (editor)

Zodiac Arrest, Ridgeway Press, 1995 (poems)

Someday Songs, BkMk/University of Missouri Press, 1992 (poems)
(available as audiocassette, read by Suzanne Toren, JBI Poetry Series, fall 1992)

The Lion's Share, Coffee House Press, 1991 (novel)

Bobby's Girl, Coffee House Press, 1986 (novel)
(Swedish translation, Bra Bocker, forthcoming)

Trying To Understand What It Means To Be A Feminist: Essays on Women Writers, Contact II, 1984

Practicing To Be A Woman: New & Selected Poems, Scarecrow, 1982

Hide & Seek, Ommation Press, 1980 (poems)

Sea Air In a Grave Ground Hog Turns Toward, 'Gull, 1980 (poems)

Combing The Waves, Hanging Loose, 1979 (poems)

Quarry, New Rivers Press, 1978 (poems)

The Tightrope Walker, The Pennyworth Press, 1977 (poems)

Pirate's Song, Jordan Davies Press, l976 (poems)

The Mysteries, Ragnarok Press, 1976 (poems)

Paul Colinet: Selected Prose Poems, Clown War, 1976 (translations)

False Trees, New Rivers Press, l973 (poems)

A Birthday of Waters, New Rivers Press, l971 (poems)

Variations On A Theme In Blue, Toothpaste Press, 197l (broadside)

Electronic Publications

Hide & Seek, an original poem-photo series based on the limited-edition volume above, available through Light and Dust.

Paul Colinet: Selected Prose Poems, Pirate's Song, and The Mysteries are reprinted on Connecticut College's Contemporary American Poetry Archive.

"Pretexts" sequence from Combing the Waves available online through Light and Dust.

Anthologized in: Identity Lessons (Penguin, 1999), It's Only Rock and Roll (Godine, 1998), Spud Songs (Helicon Nine Editions, 1999) The Talking of Hands (New Rivers, 1998) Worlds in our Words (Prentice Hall, 1997), Under A Gull's Wing (Down The Shore, 1996), Articulations: The Body and Illness in Poetry (Univ. of Iowa Press, 1994), On Prejudice (Anchor, 1993), Women on War (Simon and Schuster, 1988), Voices Within The Ark: Modern Jewish Poets (Avon, 1980), Poets On Photography (The Dog Ear Press, 1980), The Poets' Choice (Tendril, 1980), Postcard Poems (Bradbury Press, 1979), Poets On Stage (Release Press, 1978), Death & Suicide (Shelley's Press,1978), We Become New (Bantam Books, 1975), The Doctor Generosity Poets (Damascus Road, 1975), Loves, Etc. Doubleday/Anchor, 1973), Quickly Aging Here (Doubleday/Anchor, 1970)

Magazine publications:

POETRY -- The Nation, National Jewish Monthly, Café Review, Shenandoah, Antaeus, Sumac, Confrontation, The Poetry Review, Ironwood, Carleton Miscellany, Center, Shantih, Response, The Minnesota Review, Green House, Poetry Now, The Connecticut Poetry Review, Graham House Review, The Laurel Review, Seneca Review

FICTION -- The Illinois Review, First Intensity, Sugar Mule, Center, Caprice

WWW E-zines include: The Cortland Review, Wise Women's Web, Bullhead, Pedestal, American Book Review, Library Journal, Real Poetik, Prose Garden, The Free Cuisineart, Pares Cum Paribus (Chilean magazine, poems in Spanish & English), Poets & Writers Coda archives

Awards/ Honors

Susan Koppelman Award, given by Women's Caucus of the Popular Culture Association and American Culture Association (For Bearing Life), 2000

Editorial

Without Child:Women's Wriiting on Childlessness, The Feminist Press, 2000

Contributing Editor, PoetsUsa.com (2001 - )

Vice President for Publications, National Book Critics Circle, 1999-2001

Op-Ed article, Electing To Remain Childless, the Chicago Tribune, January 9, 2000

Editor, New Jersey Online: Reading Room, 1995-1996

Executive Editor, The American Book Review, 1978-present

Poetry Consultant, Israel Horizons, 1988-1999

Editor (with Jacob Drachler), Collected Poems of Rose Drachler, Assembling Press, 1983

Poetry Editor, An Artist's Haggaddah, Boxwood Press (1991)

Editor, Kugnotes (New York Kaypro Users Group Newsletter), 1985-1986

Co-Editor (with Susan Mernit), Hand Book, 1976-1982

Co-Editor (with Sandy McIntosh), Survivor’s Manual, 1971

Critical Writings

Board of Directors, National Book Critics Circle, 1995-2001

Regular reviewer for Library Journal, 1975-present

Small Press Columnist for Library Journal, 1985

Poetry Columnist, The Soho Weekly News, 1975-1982

Regular reviewer for Publishers Weekly, 1989-1997

Regular contributor to Kirkus Reviews, 1994-1995

Essay on Sylvia Plath in Voice of America's American Writing Today, 1982

Panelist on "Poetry & Reviewing: The State of the Art," Poets House, 1992

Reviews and articles have appeared in: The New York Times Book Review, The Philadelphia Inquirer, The Baltimore Sun, The Chicago Sun-Times, Newsday, Raleigh News & Observer, The Columbus Dispatch, The Cleveland Plain Dealer, Small Press, Vermont Life, Midstream, Parabola, Film Quarterly, The Minnesota Review, Helicon Nine, Contact II, Margins, Ararat, New Women's Times, & other magazines.

Selections from several reviews reprinted in Gale Research's Contemporary Literary Criticism

Teaching Experience

Fellow, Brookdale Center on Aging, Hunter College

Literary coordinator, "Festival of Yiddish Culture", Georgia Southern College, 1981

Presenter, "Creative Writing: An Effective and Dynamic Means of Self-Expression," New York State Recreation And Park Society 54th Annual Conference, 1994

Lecturer, "Workshops In Alternative Environments", The New York Foundation Center, 1982

Lecturer, "Life Stories" symposium Hunter-Brookdale Center on Aging, 1980

Lecturer, "Therapy & Art" symposium, Helen Hayes Hospital, 1979

Workshops (partial list): Poets House (workshop on The Poet as Reviewer), Burke Rehabilitation Center, Self Help Austin Street Senior Center,Riverdale Senior Center, Scheuer House Senior Center, Sing Sing Prison, Port Washington Public Library, Wilson College, Hebrew Old Age Home, Williamsburg Senior Center, Warren County BOCES Program, Iona College Senior Program, Bronx YMHA Senior Center; Poetry in the Schools programs in New Hampshire, New York, and South Carolina

Performances

PLAY, Kité Fami: My family has left me, produced as showcase at The Studio For Creative Movement, March 1976, directed by Merle Lister

Tellings, poems in dramatic presentation, produced at Theatre St. Clement's, 1979, directed by Richard Spiegel

Poem, "The Captive", included in film Woman Is, High Desert Women's Center, 1980

Readings include: City College, Goddard College, CUNY Graduate Center, Bluestockings, Stockton State College, Southwest Minnesota State College, Georgia Southern College, The Hungry Mind (Minneapolis), Gaia (San Francisco), Women and Children First (Chicago), St. Catherine's College, Boston Center For The Arts, Voice of America radio, Columbus Public Library, Wilson College, National Writer's Voice (Detroit), Beyond Baroque, Dr. Generosity's, St. Mark's Church, The Tin Palace, WNYC radio, The Academy of American Poets (poets in the parks program), The Donnell Library, Borders Bookshop (Philadelphia), Powell's Books (Portland), Elliot Bay Books (Seattle), Olson's Books (Georgetown), Books & Books (Miami).

Visual Shows & Projects

Reflections 911 Photos of NYC store windows memorializing the World Trade Center) have been included in several exhibitions, including Here Is New York, Exit Art, and The September 11 Photo Project. Photos have also appeared online at: PoetsUSA.com, BigCityLit.com, Ludlowpress.com, Cortlandreview.com, and Virtual Union Square.

Graven Images, with printmaker Bernard Solomon, The Boxwood Press, 1977 (Sections reprinted in Assembling, 1978 and as a broadside by Clown War, 1977).

Spiritual Leprosy, with printmaker Bernard Solomon (reprinted in Hand Book 3, 1979).

St. Julian, with printmaker Bernard Solomon, The Boxwood Press, 1984.

(The above hand printed books have been exhibited at several museums and colleges throughout the United States, Germany, and Holland.)

Poems exhibited in the ATime To Consider: The Arts Respond to 9.11" at the Deutsche Bank Lobby and in the Poetry In Public Places show at the CUNY Graduate Center

Panelist on "Collaboration: Visual and Literary Arts" panel, Tributaries, Southern Graphics Council Conference, Kansas City Art Institute, 1991

Medical Writing

Ghostwriter for: On The Edge: The Love/Hate World of the Borderline Personality by Neil Price, MD (The Pia Press, 1989) Life On A Rollercoaster, by Ekkehard Othmer, MD and Sieglinde Othmer, PhD (The Pia Press, 1989) Codependency, Sexuality, and Depression by William Thornton, MD (The Pia Press, 1990)

But You Look So Good -- Revisited in Inside Ms, Spring 1997

No Pain, Much Gain: How You and Your Staff Can Avoid Carpal Tunnel Syndrom in Editor & Writer, July/August, 1997

Grants Panels: CAPS Poetry Grants (1983); Ohio Arts Council Creative Writing Grants (1984);C lorado Council of Arts and Humanities Grants (1992); PEN Prison Writing Awards (1989-present). Judge for Poetry In Public Places, 1979; Creative Freedom show at Gallipagos Gallery, 2002

Public Relations Writing: Susan Wilson Associates, 1986-1994

Other: Member of PEN, The Authors Guild, The National Book Critics Circle, The National Writers Union, The Poetry Society of America, and The Hudson Valley Writers Guild. Listed by Poets & Writers.