Juleigh Howard-Hobson

Born in England in 1963, Juleigh Howard-Hobson is primarily a formalist poet, but she has also written literary fiction, genre work, and non-fiction essays and articles. Like W. B. Yeats she walks a line between this world and that other, sometimes un-seen, world.

Her poems have been published in many journals, including Trinacria, The Lyric, The New Formalist, The Hypertexts, The Pennsylvania Review, Hex Magazine and The Raintown Review, among others. Her books include Sommer & Other Poems and The Cycle of Nine, both with RavensHalla Arts Publications, as well as I Don’t Belong to the Baader Meinhof Group & Other Poems (Counter Currents). She also edited The Runestone Journal, vol. 1 (AFA/RavensHalla). Her work has been nominated for both “The Best of the Net” and The Pushcart Prize.

A mother of three, she lives a radical traditionalist life on a micro-farm in the Pacific Northwest.

Remind Me contains 70 poems, each one selected and arranged by the poet herself. This profound collection represents a major portion of her work to date. From melancholia to delight, nature to mythos, careful craftsmanship, deliberate power, and well-wrought beauty -- hallmarks of this award-winning poet -- grace each page. Remind Me offers the traditional forms and classic beauty that have made Juleigh Howard-Hobson one of the finest living poets England has produced, and one of the leading formalists in the contemporary world.

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