ALISON LUTERMAN’s second book of poems, See How We Almost Fly, was just published by Pearl Editions. She lives, teaches, and throws parties with her husband in Oakland, California.

www.seehowwealmostfly.blogspot.com

Selected Poems

by Alison Luterman, January 2010 (Issue 409)

Baggage: A Love Story

by Alison Luterman, January 2009 (Issue 397)

War Of Words

by Alison Luterman, April 2008 (Issue 388)

Looking For Work

by Alison Luterman, September 2007 (Issue 381)

Willing

by Alison Luterman, August 2007 (Issue 380)

May Storm

by Alison Luterman, July 2007 (Issue 379)

Liar

by Alison Luterman, June 2007 (Issue 378)

But I Can't Talk Now

by Alison Luterman, April 2007 (Issue 376)

Saddam Hussein Is Writing Poetry In Solitary Confinement

by Alison Luterman, December 2006 (Issue 372)

Big Breasts

by Alison Luterman, August 2006 (Issue 368)

Massage Therapist

by Alison Luterman, October 2005 (Issue 358)

Speaking With Lisa, Who Teaches At The Women's Prison

by Alison Luterman, June 2005 (Issue 354)

Rooster

by Alison Luterman, December 2004 (Issue 348)

Drama Queen

by Alison Luterman, November 2004 (Issue 347)

Smashing The Plates

by Alison Luterman, September 2004 (Issue 345)

Green

by Alison Luterman, June 2004 (Issue 342)

Schmaltz

by Alison Luterman, May 2004 (Issue 341)

Prodigal Daughter

by Alison Luterman, January 2004 (Issue 337)

Nonviolence

by Alison Luterman, December 2003 (Issue 336)

The Secret Of My Success

by Alison Luterman, November 2003 (Issue 335)