<div><p><i>That Winter the Wolf Came</i> is a poetry written for this era of global struggle. It finds its ferment at the intersection of ecological and economic catastrophe such as the carbon catastrophes of Deepwater Horizon and the burning Kuwaiti oilfields. And it finds its feminist, ferocious, and finally celebratory energy in the example of the street protests of Oakland, California, and elsewhere.</p><p><b>Juliana Spahr</b> is a writer of literature, a literary critic, a shaper of literary communities through editing, and a relentless collaborator. She currently teaches people how to write poetry at Mills College. Her most recent book,<i>Army of Lovers</i> (City Lights Publishers, 2014), was written with David Buuck.</p></div>