Ann Fisher-Wirth

Professor of English

• Ph.D., English and American literature, Claremont Graduate School (1981)
• M.A., English and American literature, Claremont Graduate School (1972)
• B.A., magna cum laude, English, Pomona College (1968)

• 20th-Century American literature
• 20th-Century poetry
• Creative Writing (poetry, also creative nonfiction)
• Ecocriticism
• Literature and Environment

• Five Terraces (Wind Publications, 2005).
• Walking Wu Wei's Scroll (The Drunken Boat, online, 2005).
• The Trinket Poems (Wind, 2003).
• Blue Window (poems). Archer Books, 2003.
• "William Faulkner, Peter Matthiessen, and the Environmental Imagination." In Faulkner and Ecology, Ed. Joe Urgo, U MS Press, 2005.
• "El Otro Sud: Willa Cather and Cormac McCarthy." In Value and Vision in American Literature: Literary Essays in Honor of Ray Lewis White, ed. Joseph Candido, Ohio UP, 2000, pp. 115-132.
• 50 poems in The Kenyon Review, Natural Bridge, Feminist Studies, The Comstock Review, ForPoetry.com, Ekphrasis, Petroglyph, Organization and Environment, The Squaw Review, ISLE: Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature and the Environment, Iris: A Journal About Women, The Georgia Review, Crossroads, Wilderness, Tundra, Southwest Review, Asheville Poetry Review.