•  Robin Behn’s The Practice of Poetry: Writing Exercises from Poets who Teach (1992) provides strategies for aspiring poets to develop their technique with the guidance of numerous writing teachers. The book contains ninety exercises, along with essays to help would-be poets hone their craft.

•  In 1988, Brock-Broido’s debut collection, A Hunger, was acclaimed by critics and poetry lovers alike. Her subjects include analysis of time and American culture.

•  The Master Letters (1995) is Brock-Broido’s second collection of poetry. Based on three letters written by Emily Dickinson, this collection contains echoes of Dickinson while it puts forth Brock-Broido’s unique poetic imagination and voice.

•  The Collected Poems of Wallace Stevens (1990) provides readers with a basic understanding of Stevens’ poetic vision and voice. Wallace Stevens...