Late to the Kitchen. An Adobe Acrobat (PDF) E-book of a wonderful chapbook we first published in 1976. This e-book includes links to MP3 files -- if you have a sound card on your computer, you can hear the poet reading from a 1979 performance in New York City. 11/2002

Or click here to hear Emilie read the title poem "Late to the Kitchen."

The Writings of Emilie Glen 1: Poems from Chapbooks is a new book, gathered from long out-of-print chapbooks. This volume gathers together all of the chapbooks published by The Poet's Press and others from the 1960s through the last years of Glen's amazingly productive poetic career. This 454-page volume is the first of four volumes, with a biographical and critical essay and annotations by Brett Rutherford. Future voumes in this series will be Volume 2 — Fiction, Prose Poems and Early Poems; Volume 3 — Poems from Magazines; and Volume 4 — Poems from Manuscripts.

Up to Us Chickens. An Adobe Acrobat book: Emilie Glen's out-of-print chapbook of New York life in the 1970s, replete with the scandalous goings-on of an all-nude theater company, a boy who trains his Doberman as a mugging partner, and Emilie's great fantasy of liberated chickens. One of our favorite little chapbooks.

Glenda and Her Guitar/ Emilie and Her Piano. Emilie Glen’s last big collection. A riveting book that contrasts the poet’s childhood as a young piano prodigy against the tragic death of her grown-up daughter, a folk singer. This text in HTML for your browsing. 01/2005