Still Lives
A mix of both lineated and prose poems, the pieces in Still Lives experiment with space on the page and play with sound and form as the book itself examines place and what it means to be here or there.
Kimberly K Williams is the author of three books, Still Lives (Life Before Man, 2022), Sometimes a Woman (Recent Work Press, 2021) and Finally, the Moon, (Stephen F Austin University Press, 2017). Kimberly was short-listed for the University of Canberra's Vice-Chancellor's Poetry Prize in 2019, and won the Bright Harvest Poetry Prize in 2012. Her poems appear in many journals and anthologies around the world.
After twenty years of writing and teaching in the U.S. Southwest, Kimberly moved to Canberra to work on a PhD and currently serves as the director for the Poetry on the Move Festival. She is originally from Detroit, Michigan.
