POETRY AND PROSE

MOLLY'S NEWEST BOOK

The Paper Garden: Mrs. Delany Begins Her Life's Work at 72
Molly Peacock's new book about the remarkable 18th-century botanical collage artist Mrs. Delany is available in Canada and Australia and coming next spring in the US.
     The Paper Garden is available in Canada from McClelland and Stewart.
     The Paper Garden is available in Australia from Scribe Publications.
     The Paper Garden will be published in the US by Bloomsbury USA in April 2011.
     Read, hear, and see much more about The Paper Garden at www.peacockpapergarden.com - click on the book cover at the left or here.

POETRY

The Second Blush
Molly Peacock's sixth volume of poems was published in the US in hardcover in June 2008 and in paperback in December 2009 by W.W. Norton and Company. It is available from Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble, Powell's, and local bookstores.

The Second Blush was published in Canada in March 2009 by McClelland and Stewart Ltd. It is available in Canada from McClelland and Stewart, Amazon.ca, chapters.indigo.ca, and local bookstores.

The Second Blush was published in the U.K..by W.W. Norton & Company Ltd. in paperback in February 2010. It is available in the U.K. from Amazon.co.uk, Waterstone's, and local bookstores.

Cornucopia
Read a poem called WHY I AM NOT A BUDDHIST from Molly's Cornucopia: New and Selected Poems 1975-2002 (2002).

Earlier Books of Poetry
Find more information about Molly's other poetry titles.

PROSE

"Passion Flowers in Winter"
"Passion Flowers in Winter," Molly's essay about the remarkable 18th-century botanical collage artist Mrs. Delany, is included in The Best American Essays 2007, edited by David Foster Wallace, series editor Robert Atwan.

The Private I: Privacy in a Public World
Find out more about a collection of essays
edited by Molly Peacock for The Graywolf Forum Series.

Paradise, Piece by Piece
Read more about Molly's memoir and thoughts about not having children.

How To Read A Poem & Start A Poetry Circle
Read an excerpt from Molly's book on appreciating poetry.

LINKS
To external sites about Molly Peacock's work:

http://faculty.uoit.ca/hughes/Research/poetry.html