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Kathryn Kirkpatrick (born Columbia, South Carolina in 1957) is a poet, scholar, and English professor at Appalachian State University. Her works of poetry focus on the natural world and the ways humans interact with nature, and the ethical treatment of animals.
Learn about Kirkpatrick's poetry collection The Fisher Queen, which explores the exiles of living in a woman's body and the human violations of the natural world. Watch her read from the book at the Virtual Western NC Literary Festival.
Kathryn Kirkpatrick is a professor of English at Appalachian State University and the author of seven poetry collections, including The Fisher Queen and Her Small Hands Were Not Beautiful. She is also the editor of two books on Irish women writers and culture, and a vegan advocate who writes about human-animal bonds and ecology.
Explore the poetry of Kathryn Kirkpatrick, a North Carolina-based poet who writes about nature, women, and myth. Learn about her books, awards, and chapbooks, such as The Fisher Queen, Her Small Hands Were Not Beautiful, and Looking for Ceilidh.
Kathryn Kirkpatrick reads from her poetry collection "Her Small Hands Were Not Beautiful," which won the 2015 Brockman-Campbell Book Award from the North Car...
Learn about Kathryn Kirkpatrick, a poet and scholar who explores the body and the environment in her narrative poems. Find out her biography, awards, publications, and scholarly interests.
2013. Articles 1–20. Professor of English, Appalachian State University - Cited by 340 - Poetry - Eco-Feminism - Irish Studies - Critical Animal Studies.
