Canadian-born Keith Taylor now lives and writes in Michigan, and his poetry and prose are graced with frequent observations about the state's wildlife and landscapes. Taylor's recent works include:

Everything I Need, March Street Press, 1996
Life Science and Other Stories, Hanging Loose Press, 1995
Detail from the Garden of Delights, Limited Mailing Press, 1993
Dream of the Black Wolf: Notes from Isle Royale, Ridgeway Press, 1993
Weather Report, Ridgeway Press, 1988
Michigan Broadsides (edited by Pat Smith and Keith Taylor), Other Wind Press, 1987
Learning to Dance: Poems, Falling Water Press, 1985

		How did you end up in Michigan? (Interview)
		Where are you a bookseller? (Interview)
		Tell us about your writing style... (Interview)
		Discuss being a Canadian-Michigan writer... (Interview)
		Prose Life Science and Other Stories as the work of a poet (Interview)
		Autobiographical nature of work (Interview)
		What are you working on now? (Interview)
		Where can we get your work? (Interview)
		What do you read for pleasure? (Interview)
		"Innocent Confusion" (Reading)
		"Creation Story " (Reading)
		"Guilty at the rapture" (Reading)
		"The footwashing" (Reading)
		"Resurrection" (Reading)
		From work in progress (Reading)