Book Five
Cable Factory 20
Lytle Shaw
ISBN: 1-891190-05-9
Publication: 1999
Pages: 105
Lytle Shaw has published four poetry chapbooks, two in collaboration with the artist Emile Clark, with whom he edits Shark, a journal of poetics and art writing. He grew up in Ithaca, New York; after studying architecture and literature at Cornell, he attended U.C. Berkeley, writing a dissertation on Frank O'Hara. His essays and poems have appeared in numerous journals including The Chicago Review, Poetics Journal, Qui Parle, and Arshile. He lives in New York City.
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