Robin Chapman is the author of ten books of poetry, including most recently THE ONLY HOME WE KNOW (Tebot Bach), poems about our fragile world, and Six True Things, poems about growing up in the Manhattan Project town of Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Other collections include the Posner Poetry Award-winning books THE WAY IN and Images of a Complex World: The Art and Poetry of Chaos (with J.C. Sprott's fractals). Her book The Dreamer Who Counted the Dead received a Wisconsin Library Association Outstanding Poetry Book of the Year Award, and her book ABUNDANCE received the Cider Press Editors' Book Award. She has also co-edited the anthologies On Retirement and LOVE OVER 60: AN ANTHOLOGY OF WOMEN'S POEMS, and collaborated with composers, painters, textile artists and scientists in producing work.