Life is Elizabeth Arnold's fourth volume of poems. John Palattella has written of her poetry in The Nation: “Elemental and unsparing, quiet and startling, Arnold's supple syntax is a source of gravity
In this remarkable new book, Elizabeth Arnold focuses on what certain bodies undergo against forces that efface them. Physical law has it that "what pokes out gets hit." Limbs, noses, and jaws are bl
Outlines an approach to preparing wills and estate planning that can balance responsible decision making with the need to protect family harmony, in a guide that counsels readers on how to communicate
A cache of stolen gold, a dangerous ghost seeking revenge, and a promise that's too valuable to break. These are the surprises awaiting city boy Joe when he spends the school holidays with his grandpa
Poetry. CIVILIZATION is Elizabeth Arnold's second volume of poetry. In deft yet emphatic syntax, these poems move from politics and history to an intimate gesture, from ancient fragments and architect
