Susan Briante

Susan Briante is an accomplished poet and writer whose work reflects a deep engagement with history, place, and motion. She is the author of "Pioneers in the Study of Motion," published by Ahsahta Press in 2007, which explores themes of migration and displacement through lyrical and evocative language. Her writing often draws from personal and collective histories, offering a nuanced perspective on movement and identity.

Born in Newark, New Jersey, Briante's early life was shaped by the aftermath of the city's riots, an experience that informs her poetic sensibility. She currently resides in Dallas with fellow poet Farid Matuk, where she continues to write and contribute to contemporary literature. Briante's work is celebrated for its precision and emotional resonance, cementing her place as a distinctive voice in modern poetry.
Poetry
# Title Year
1 Neotropics 2003
2 Pioneers in the Study of Motion 2007
3 The Market is a Parasite that Looks Like A Nest 2011
4 Utopia Minus 2011
5 The Market Wonders 2016
Non-Fiction Books
# Title Year
1 Defacing the Monument 2020
Susan Briante Anthologies
# Title Year
1 Bone Bouquet: Volume 1, Issue 1: Winter 2010 2012
2 Devouring the Green: Fear of a Human Planet 2015
3 The Manifesto Project 2017
4 Bodies Built for Game 2019