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Linda Benninghoff

Linda Benninghoff is a poet who has published widely in literary magazines and anthologies, with work in Canary, an environmental-themed journal. She holds an MA in English with an emphasis on creative writing from Stony Brook. Her poems often deal with nature, the environment, and loss. She has two poetry chapbooks, The Street Where I Was a Child and Departures, and a book titled Whose Cries Are Not Music. She also translated the Anglo-Saxon poem The Seafarer.

Books

  • Whose Cries Are Not Music

    2011 · Lummox Press

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  • Departures

    2004 · March Street Pr

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  • The Street Where I was a Child

    2003 · Finishing Line Press

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