<DIV><p>"Marianne Boruch's work has the wonderful, commanding power of true attention: she sees and considers with intensity."?<I>The Washington Post</I></p><p>"Some books begin as a dare to the self," notes poet Marianne Boruch. Inspired by life-study drawing classes and direct work in a cadaver lab, Boruch's latest book looks at what the body holds, and examines living through bodies deceased.</p><p><B>Marianne Boruch</B> is the author of seven collections of poetry including <I>The Book of Hours</I> (Copper Canyon Press), two volumes of essays, and a memoir. In 2013 she won the Kingsley Tufts Poetry Award. She lives in West Lafayette, Indiana.</p><BR></DIV>