Poetry. "Martina Newberry is a surprising poet. Just when you think you know what she knows, you don't. She knows more and has the words to prove it. I found myself falling for her sense of things, appreciating not only that she has earned it but that she displays it with a nicely sharp edge."—Eloise Klein Healy
"One gets the sense from Martina Newberry's poems of a poet that gets distinctive delight in the surprises of sudden and enlightening insight and discovery through the practice of verse. These poems study with unflinching curiosity the peculiar ways and thoughts of modern human society. The end result are well crafted poems that have a disarming emotional honesty that is simply refreshing."—Kwame Dawes
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Martina Reisz Newberry's most recent book is 100 Select Poems plus One. She is also author of What We Can't Forgive, Late Night Radio, Perhaps You Could Breathe for Me, Hunger, After the Earthquake: poems 1996-2006, Not Untrue and Not Unkind and Running Like a Woman with Her Hair on Fire: Collected Poems. Ms. Newberry is the winner of i.e. magazine's Editor's Choice Poetry Chapbook Prize for 1998: An Apparent, Approachable Light. She is the also the author of Lima Beans and City Chicken: Memoirs of the Open Hearth a memoir of her father published by E. P. Dutton in 1989.
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