Poetry. "An explosion of verbal fireworks Adorno might have envisioned on a dark night after too many reruns of a post-doctorate thesis on the subtext of the multicultural aspects of original sin as pictured on daytime TV. Here is the post-Steinian, post-Freudian Portrait of PoMo Times. Watch out! Generation-X+1 has just found its Boswell, and her name is Stacy Doris."—Ann Lauterbach

"A tantalizing wacky, ideolectical treat for ears & what minds 'em. Here you will find (amidst arctic uncles on rollerblades, basketball-size dyokes, the world's largest crackerjack, and cameo appearances by a contortionist & a nurse sorceress), the brain of Dr. Kildare's network archrival, Ben Casey, in the textual body of all those enduring charms upon which Stacy Doris lays new & resounding claim. For those looking for the direction of poetry, Kildare is ready & on call, bubbling and singing with voices fresh and tonic."—Charles Bernstein

Author City: SAN FRANCISCO, CA USA

Stacy Doris's books written in English include CHEERLEADER'S GUIDE TO THE WORLD: COUNCIL BOOK, Knot, CONFERENCE, PARAMOUR and KILDARE. Written in French are Parlement and, semi-anonymously, La vie de Chester Steven Wiener écrite par sa femme, and Une annèe à New York avec Chester. She co-edited three collections of French poetry translated by American poets, among them, with Chet Wiener, Christophe Tarkos's MA LANGUE EST POÉTIQUE: SELECTED WORK. She was an assistant professor of Creative Writing at San Francisco State University.

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