David Lee (poet)
David Lee (born 1966) is an American poet.
Life
He was raised in West Texas and is a graduate of Washington and Lee University.
Over the past 35 years, David Lee has been writing unique narrative poems in the voices of the people of the rural southwest. In 1997, he was named Utah's first poet laureate, and is the author of fifteen volumes of poetry, including So Quietly the Earth, Driving & Drinking, and News from Down to the Café. A former seminary candidate, semi-pro baseball player, and hog farmer, he has a Ph.D. concentration in John Milton and taught at Southern Utah University for three decades.[1] His 2004 book So Quietly the Earth was among the 25 books chosen for the New York Public Library's annual "Books to Remember" list.[2]
Selected works
Poetry
- Porcine Legacy (Copper Canyon Press, 1974)
- Driving and Drinking. Copper Canyon Press. 1979. ISBN 9781556592089.
- Shadow Weaver (Brooding Heron Press, 1984)
- The Porcine Canticles. Copper Canyon Press. 1984. ISBN 9781556592096. (reprint 2004)
- Day’s Work (Copper Canyon Press, 1990)
- Paragonah Canyon (Brooding Heron Press, 1990)
- My Town (Copper Canyon Press, 1995)
- Covenants (with William Kloefkorn) (Spoon River Poetry Press, 1996)
- Wayburne Pig (Brooding Heron Press, 1997)
- The Fish (Wood Works Press, 1997)
- Twenty-one Gun Salute (Grey Spider Press, 1999)
- David Lee: A listener’s Guide’’ (Copper Canyon Press, 1999)
- A Legacy of Shadow: Selected Poems. Copper Canyon Press. 1999. ISBN 9781556590979.
- News from Down to the Café: New Poems. Copper Canyon Press. 1999. ISBN 9781556591327.
- Incident at Thompson Slough (Wood Works Press, 2002)
- So Quietly the Earth (Copper Canyon Press, 2004)
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