"To See the Queen is a masterful book. Seay takes big risks—an extreme interiority, an unrelenting sadness, the complex and multifaceted uses of Liliana—and they pay off wonderfully. These are frightening, moving, deeply human poems—poems such as these are sorely needed."— J. G. McClue ,
Colorado Review
Allison Seay
Allison Seay is the author of To See the Queen, winner of the 2012 Lexi Rudnitsky First Book Prize in Poetry. She has published poems in Harvard Review, Mississippi Review, Poetry, and other journals, and is the recipient of fellowships from the Ruth Lilly Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts. She lives in Richmond, Virginia.Video Spotlight
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Lacey and Otto took to the coast and rented a motel room for the weekend, right on the water. Workers in white hazmat suits had descended upon their house, cutting holes into the walls because the bees had filled their home. Lacey first saw the bees while pruning back the bougainvillea…
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