Sleep Hotel

AMY NEWLOVE SCHROEDER is a fifth-generation California native. Her poems and reviews have appeared in American Poetry Review, Boston Review, Ploughshares, FIELD, Seneca Review, LIT and other journals. A founding editor of POOL, she currently edits Slope.

• ONE • One Night Lions Came into My Yard • Rich in Flint • This Far & No Farther • Storytelling • Homesick • When I Used to Go Everywhere with You • Home Front • Pacific • After Reading Lao Tzu • Q & A • The Clown & the Frog See Everything • Redeemer Apple • Sonic • Caution • Longing • Ignis Fatuus • Right • Night with Echoes • Hollow • Waterlights • The One Who Doesn’t Love You Doesn’t Matter • Broken Open by Pills • TWO • Poems Are Remote & Cunning as Fire • The World is Transformed by Rain • Watching the Sunset on Peconic Bay, Long Island • The Bone Room • How Wide. How Red. How Canopy. • Covet • First • Turning Thirty • Interstate Five • Tight, Slack, Tight • Jumble • Messengers of Error • Bride Saddle with Stirrups • The Sleep Hotel • Even People I Loved • Via Negativa • A Sense of Proportion • Brightness Falls • Think: Fire • Prophecy • The Wake • Notes • Acknowledgments