Ghost Girl
Ghost Girl (Pudding House Publications, 2010), explores memory loss and recovery after relocation. While many of the poems are traditional in form (villanelle, ekphrasis, prose, found), Ghost Girl reclaims the heroic journey as a female one.
“Laura Madeline Wiseman’s Ghost Girl chapbook collection is not for the faint of heart. These are alert, visceral works of imagination and true grit. Intelligent and sophisticated, Wiseman becomes the clear-eyed oracle for our contemporary culture. Ghost Girl is as much a metaphor for being present in our lives as it is a haunting presence in these unforgettable, sagacious poems.”
- Lana Hechtman Ayers, author of A New Red
Read Reviews
Washington Independent Review of Books
Watch Readings
- Ghost Girl Wonders if She’s Always Had Bad Eyes
- Ghost Girl Hypothesizes Murder
- Ghost Girl Posts an Ad to Help the Murdered
Listen to Audio
Ghost Girl Attends a Haunting Seminar
Neighbors
Ghost Girl Peruses the Want Ads
Ghost Girl Can’t Recall What Happened Next
Ghost Girl Dreams Again of a Con, a Murder, and another Life

