Chris Glomski

Chris Glomski’s most recent poetry collection, Lit Up, was published by The Cultural Society in November 2017. John Tipton has described this new work as “beautiful and irrepressible. Like the best rock, it has a self-aware, slightly embarrassed reaching after the sublime. Experienced but not jaded. It is full of identifiable shared experience—of the uncanny and unsettling peculiarities of the world we inhabit.” Glomski is also the author of The Nineteenth Century (The Cultural Society 2011) and Transparencies Lifted from Noon (Spuyten Duyvil 2005). His poems, translations from the Italian, and critical writings have appeared in Notre Dame Review, The Literary Review, Jacket, A Public Space, Chicago Review, Precipitate and elsewhere. He lives in Oak Park, IL.