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Michael Anania

Michael Anania's most recent books are In Natural Light and Heat Lines. He is Professor Emeritus at UIC and a member of the Faculty in Writing at Northwestern. He lives in Austin, Texas and on Lake Michigan

Michael Anania's work featured in PN Review comprises one article. Also available are two reviews of Michael Anania's work.

Further Reading

Reviewed by Andrew Waterman in PN Review 18 (1981) on Stanley Kunitz and Michael Anania

Article in PN Review 193 (2010) On Stephen Burt’s ‘Hypoteneuse’

Reviewed by Ian Pople in PN Review 256 (2020) On Michael Anania

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	Michael Anania Michael Anania's most recent books are In Natural Light and Heat Lines. He is Professor Emeritus at UIC and a member of the Faculty in Writing at Northwestern. He lives in Austin, Texas and on Lake Michigan Michael Anania's work featured in PN Review comprises one article. Also available are two reviews of Michael Anania's work. Further Reading Reviewed by Andrew Waterman in PN Review 18 (1981) on Stanley Kunitz and Michael Anania Article in PN Review 193 (2010) On Stephen Burt’s ‘Hypoteneuse’ Reviewed by Ian Pople in PN Review 256 (2020) On Michael Anania
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