Eve Robillard is a former children's librarian who writes for both children and adults. Her work has appeared in The Madison Review, The Montserrat Review, Chicago's Midway Review, Great River Review, Wisconsin Academy Review, and other journals and magazines. She has two chapbooks of poetry: everything happens twice (Fireweed Press, 2002) and when gertrude married alice (Parallel Press, 2004). She spends her time writing, reading, splashing around with watercolors and drifting from coffeehouse to coffeehouse in the Madison area. Although now that she's given up coffee, perhaps she should say teahouse to teahouse? Garrison Keillor has twice read poetry of hers on his WPR Program The Writer's Almanac. Some of her favorite writers include Billy Collins, Nancy Willard, E. B. White—and, oh yes, Arnold Lobel. |
I AM STILL WAITING For James Mason to come to me,
LESSON, WITH QUESTIONS You (in your very good English) |