Amy Garrett-Brown and Issue 36
Amy Garrett-Brown is a poet, writer, and educator whose early literary record includes poetry publication in Monday Night and recognition at George Mason University, where she later completed an MFA in Poetry. Issue 36 records her under the entry “Three Poems.”
The surviving page preserves the author and entry title while the individual poem titles and texts are absent. The publication belongs to a period when Garrett-Brown was active in poetry before a teaching career that expanded toward literature, research writing, rhetoric, and composition.
Three Poems
Issue 36 preserves the entry “Three Poems” and Garrett-Brown’s authorship. The individual titles and poem texts are no longer present on the surviving page.
Poetry and education
Monday Night lists Amy Garrett-Brown among the writers in its 2007 issue. George Mason University records her as a recipient of the Mark Craver Poetry Award in 2009. A later contributor biography in Assay documents her MFA in Poetry from George Mason, subsequent graduate degrees, teaching career, and doctoral study in rhetoric, composition, and the teaching of English at the University of Arizona.