Daniel Nathan Terry, a former landscaper and horticulturist, is the author of Waxwings (Lethe Press 2012), Capturing the Dead (NFSPS 2008), which won The Stevens Prize, and a chapbook, Days of Dark Miracles (Seven Kitchens Press 2011). His poetry has appeared, or is forthcoming, in many journals...
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Daniel Nathan Terry, a former landscaper and horticulturist, is the author of Waxwings (Lethe Press 2012), Capturing the Dead (NFSPS 2008), which won The Stevens Prize, and a chapbook, Days of Dark Miracles (Seven Kitchens Press 2011). His poetry has appeared, or is forthcoming, in many journals and anthologies, including New South, Poet Lore, Assaracus, Chautauqua, and Collective Brightness. He serves on the advisory board of One Pause Poetry and teaches English at the University of North Carolina in Wilmington, where he lives with his husband, painter and printmaker, Benjamin Billingsley.
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