She represents fiction as well as narrative (personal and investigative) and platform-driven nonfiction, and occasional lifestyle titles—primarily in the areas of psychology, science, culture, and food. More than any specific genre, she’s drawn to good stories and distinct points of view.

2024年5月28日 · Born in New Mexico and raised in Nebraska and Colorado, Erin Malone is the author of Site of Disappearance, Hover, and a chapbook, What Sound Does It Make. Site of Disappearance was a finalist for the National Poetry Series; other recent honors include the Coniston Prize from Radar Poetry and the Robert Creeley Memorial Prize from Marsh Hawk …

Erin L. Malone, MD is affiliated with Lahey Health and specializes in Internal Medicine in Burlington, MA

Erin Malone is an award-winning poet, editor, and bookseller in Washington State. She is the author of Hover (Tebot Bach Press, 2015) , What Sound Does It Make (Concrete Wolf, 2008), and Site of Disappearance (forthcoming from Ornithopter Press).

Erin Malone is an Associate practicing in Butzel’s Detroit office. She concentrates her practice in the areas of media law, intellectual property, cybersecurity, technology, U.S Food & Drug Administration (FDA) matters, and litigation and dispute resolution in general.

Erin Malone is the author of Site of Disappearance, a finalist for the National Poetry Series (Ornithopter Press, 2023), Hover (Tebot Bach, 2015), and a chapbook, What Sound Does It Make (Concrete Wolf, 2008).

In her second full-length poetry collection Site of Disappearance, Erin Malone’s spare and resonant lyrics confront the silence that followed her 11-year-old brother’s death.

Out of the exquisitely-crafted poems in Site of Disappearance, Erin Malone has created both a page-turning mystery and a masterful investigation of memory, where symbol and metaphor merge with facts. The poems bend and stretch time …