The poems inDomestic Interiordescribe the private and sometimes secret spaces of marriage, parenthood, and knowledge.
”The words and stanzas of each of her poems are arranged perfectly, and the order of her works is stitched into a solid, enjoyable compilation. . . . Relevant, realistic, extremely beautiful, and accessible.”
—The Feminist Review
"Stephanie Brown is a poetic force to be reckoned with. After the release ofAllegory of the Supemarket, it is difficult to imagine a follow-up as strong as her first collection.Domestic Interiordelivers."
--Ballard Street Poetry Journal
"In her second book, Brown cuts through pretension with a voice like a whip. These poems engage because they depict human relationships with a profound honesty."
--Library Journal
Stephanie Brownis the author ofAllegory of the Supermarket. She has published numerous poems in theAmerican Poetry Review, and her work has been selected for the anthologiesAmerican Poetry: The Next Generation; Body Electric: Twenty-Five Years of America's Best Poetry;and four editions ofThe Best American Poetry. The recipient of a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship, Brown is a public library branch manager in Orange County, California.