Welcome to our online companion for careful readers and teachers of Elizabeth Willis’s Address. You will find reviews and analysis of her book, interviews with Willis, as well as other writings. Willis provides a reading list of works that inspired her, as well as discussion questions to assist in the teaching of her book.
Address draws us into visible and invisible architectures, into acts of intimate and public address. These poems are concentrated, polyvocal, and sharply attentive to acts of representation; they take personally their politics and in the process reveal something about the way civic structures inhabit the imagination.
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