Hayden Saunier

Hayden Saunier (Col ’79 CM) published her fifth collection of poetry, A Cartography of Home. Her other poetry books include How to Wear This Body, Say Luck, Tips for Domestic Travel, and a chapbook, “Field Trip to the Underworld.” Her work has been awarded the Pablo Neruda Prize, Rattle Poetry Prize, Gell Poetry Award, published in numerous journals, (including Beloit Poetry Journal, Tar River Poetry, and VQR), featured on Poetry Daily and read by Garrison Keillor on The Writer’s Almanac. 

Hayden Saunier (Col ’79 L/M) has published her third collection of poetry, How To Wear This Body, from Terrapin Books. She is the author of Tips for Domestic Travel and Say Luck, which won the 2013 Gell Poetry Prize. Ms. Saunier’s has appeared in journals and periodicals, and her poetry has been awarded the Pablo Neruda Prize, the Rattle Poetry Prize, the Keystone Award and the Robert Fraser Award.

Hayden Saunier (Col ’79 CM) received the 2013 Gell Poetry Prize for her second book of poetry, Say Luck, published by Writers and Books/Big Pencil Press. In addition to Say Luck, she is the author of Tips for Domestic Travel and a chapbook, Field Trip to the Underworld. Ms. Saunier’s work appears widely in journals and periodicals and her poetry has been awarded the 2011 Pablo Neruda Prize, the 2011 Rattle Poetry Prize, the Keystone Award and the 2005 Robert Fraser Award.