Jennifer Bartlett
Jennifer Bartlett was a 2018–2019 Lower Manhattan Cultural Counsel Fellow. Her most recent poetry book is The Hindrances of a Householder. She is currently completing a biography of Larry Eigner.
My Body is (the) Marginalia; The Sun Drawn a Saw Across the Strings
By Jennifer BartlettOne thing remains constant. I have cerebral palsy. I tell people that I was “born with it” but that isn’t exactly accurate.
My Little Envoi, For Nancy, Travis, and Roswell
By Jennifer BartlettJennifer Bartlett is the author of three collections of poetry and co-editor of Beauty is a Verb: The New Poetry of Disability. Recently, Bartlett published an op-ed piece in the New York Times on disability and sexuality.
Two Excerpts
By Jennifer BartlettJennifer Bartlett is author of (a) lullaby without any music and co-editor of Beauty is a Verb. She is currently writing a biography of Larry Eigner. Bartlett lives in Greenpoint with the writer Jim Stewart, their son Jeffrey, and many animals.
Early Language, Quite Simply
By Jennifer Bartlett
