Here's a publicity shot for The Great Gatsby Anthology. The book includes my poem "To the Statue of F. Scott Fitzgerald in Rice Park..."

"A Trenta-Sei of Mixed Feelings at the Early Onset of Winter" was the featured poem of the day on Poetry Daily for February 16, 2015. View poem here.

Here's "Holiday Concert," featured on Thanksgiving, 2014.

http://writersalmanac.org/episodes/the-writers-almanac-for-november-27-2...

Please see the new entry on the Collections page! My second full length book is now available for preorder.
http://maryanncorbett.com/credo-for-the-checkout-line-in-winter

Four poems from Breath Control have been reprinted in the latest issue of Measure: A Review of Formal Poetry.

Here's a link to my review of DIALOGOS, a new book by George Kalogeris that collects and pairs translations of poems from many centuries and languages.
http://artsfuse.org/71738/fuse-poetry-review-dialogos-superb-poetic-conversations/

The 2013 Saint Paul Almanac will be launched on September 13, and I'm pleased to report that I have two poems in it and that they appear with the work of many local luminaries. In addition to the launch party, there are several readings, and I'll be reading in October at  Cahoots Coffee Bar and Common Good Books. I hope you can join me. Here's the reading schedule:
http://saintpaulalmanac.org/almanac-events/2013-almanac-readings/

I'll be reading from Breath Control, from Credo..., and from a collection in progress on Saturday, September 8, at 3 pm, at Jabberwocky Books in Newburyport, Massachusetts. The reading is part of the Powow River Poets reading series, and I'm honored to be reading along with Powow Poet Jean Kreiling. Please join us there.

Very pleased to have my "Sacred Harp Convention" noted on the blog of Marly Youmans, whose novel A Death at the White Camellia Orphanage is gathering praise from all directions. Read more about Marly's work--and the poem, of course, which is in Breath Control--here:
http://thepalaceat2.blogspot.com/2012/08/corbett-sacred-harp-convention....

There's an enthusiastic review of Breath Control in the July 2012 issue of Verse Wisconsin. Here's a snippet, about "Rereading the Aeneid...": "Deceptively simple, clean, and rooted in both the cerebration of language and the slap of emotion..."
Take a look!
http://versewisconsin.org/Issue109/reviews/corbett.html