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Corrie Lynn White’s debut collection stays faithful to the idea that holiness can be found in any earthly place. Gold Hill Family Audio is as local and universal as a book of poems can be.

—David Roderick, author of The Americans

In Gold Hill Family Audio, Corrie Lynn White gives us the answer to Muriel Rukeyser’s famous question: “What would happen if one woman told the truth about her life?” Rukeyser says the world would split open. White says, sure, but the woman? Let’s find out. 

—Rebecca Gayle Howell, author of American Purgatory

The poems in Corrie Lynn White’s Gold Hill Family Audio have all the intimacy and urgency of prayers – prayers for a deeper connection to place, to family, to our very selves. These are the kinds of poems that reach into your life and change you.

—Austin Smith, author of Flyover Country

It is hard not to fall in love with the sensual, contemplative, sharp-eyed and often playful voice of Corrie Lynn White in her gutsy debut as she traverses the landscape of her personal history. It is the anxieties of this poet’s very human search that ring most true. And, as a woman, I have rarely felt so seen by a book.

—Lauren Goodwin Slaughter, author of Spectacle 

Magazines & Anthologies

 
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Poetry

“First Wilderness,” “Matrescence,” and “Anxiety: A Creation Story”: Forthcoming in Cutleaf

“Elegy for Driving Around” in The Book of Jobs: An Anthology of Poems About Work

“After Sex Lying Flat” Swing

“Memphis, I am Large” and “Pericardium” Arkansas International

“After Striving” Poem-A-Day, Academy of American Poets

“No Clocks” Birdcoat Quarterly

“Flaneur” Nelle

“Driving to the Funeral” EcoTheo Review

“Search History” and “Uttanasana” Hunger Mountain

Family Audio” About Place

“North Carolina State Fair” Oxford American

“The Bucket” and “Discontinuation Symptoms” NightBlock

“Getting Clean” New South

“Object Permanence” Mid-American Review

“The Carpenter’s Daughter” New Mexico Review

“Tuesday Night” New Ohio Review

“To Stay Together” Potomac Review

“Video Chat: My Sister at 7 Weeks” Yemassee

“Sisters Coming up” Grist

“L Train” Mississippi Review Summer Prize Issue

“Gravy” Best New Poets

“In Praise of Multitudes” Greensboro Review

Nonfiction

“The Acute Present: On Writing Place Without Nostalgia” Writer’s Chronicle

“The Sea Doesn’t Give AF It’s Your Honeymoon” Terrain.org

“In Praise of ASMR” The Adroit Journal

“Suck Creek Cold Plunge” Essay in The Porch Anthology of Tennessee pandemic writing

“Defiance & Disappearing in Nicole Stockburger’s Nowhere Beulah storySouth

“Full of Heart a Cloggin’” (Essay) Chattahoochee Review