Birds & Fancies (poetry, Shearsman Books, 2007)

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"Elizabeth Treadwell's is a difficult but deeply rewarding poetry.
It has a precision and a tenderness all of its own."
—Nathan Thompson, Stride

"If you want a feminist invention that is at once comic
and confident, melodic and bizarre, affectionate and committed
to its principles—then Treadwell is the next poet for you."
—Stephen Burt, The Believer

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Cornstarch Figurine (poetry, Dusie Press, 2006)

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"This is a feminine poetry, marvelous, tough, and unrelenting...
Treadwell subverts and exposes unconsciously internalized
stereotypes and voices, breaking language down, and then
releasing the reader to make her own understanding. The result
isn't narrative--and is not always even mood or atmosphere,
but a series of rising challenges that relax into moments
of clear beauty."—Maureen Thorson, Boog City

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LILYFOIL + 3 (poetry / drama, O Books, 2004)

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"Treadwell arrives at a musicality that is feminist and angular;
that is Gertrude Stein and Mina Loy; that is pointed and luminous;
that is, in short, Lilyfoil, not lily flower.”—Juliana Spahr

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Chantry (poetry, Chax Press , 2004)

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"Elizabeth Treadwell's writing, in which human (usually female)
figures appear amidst fantastically embroidered surfaces,
demonstrates volubility, humor, and intelligence in spades.
[Chantry is] a radiant sourcebook."—Joyelle McSweeney, Rain Taxi

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Populace (prose poems, Avec Books , 1999)

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“In our culture now, poets like Elizabeth Treadwell keep the voice of real
pain, triumph, defeat, and imagination alive…Treadwell writes from inside
people, not about them or around them.”—Fabula

Eleanor Ramsey: the Queen of Cups (novel, SFSU, 1997)

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"Elizabeth Treadwell is young, she's poetic,
and she kicks some serious ass!"—Quentin Tarantino

"Will delight fans of Eileen Myles and Burroughs."—Factsheet 5

Homesteady (Dreamspot Ltd., 2008)

The Graces (Dusie wee-chap, 2006) review

LILYFOIL (or Boy & Girl Tramps of America) (Duration, 2002)

The Milk Bees (Lucille Series, 2000)

Eve Doe: Prior to Landscape (a+bend press, 1999)

The Erratix & Other Stories (Texture Press, 1998)

Eve Doe (becoming an epic poem) (Double Lucy Books, 1997)

as contributor, Gurlesque (Saturnalia, forthcoming 2009)

as contributor (essay & poem), Women Poets on Mentorship: Efforts & Affections (Iowa, 2008)
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as contributor, Letters to the World (Red Hen Press, 2008)

as contributor, War & Peace 3 (O Books, 2007)

as contributor, Not for Mothers Only: Contemporary Poems on Child-Getting and Child-Rearing (Fence Books, 2007)

as contributor, Bay Poetics (Faux Press, 2006)

as contributor, The Ixnay Reader #1 (Ixnay Press, 2003)

as editor, Technologies of Measure: A Celebration of Bay Area Women Writers (Small Press Traffic/Feminist Arts Festival, 2002)

as contributor, Song Poems (2002)

as contributor, 100 Days (Barque Press, UK, 2001)

as contributor, The European-San Francisco Poetry Festival Book 2001 (City Lights, 2001)

as editor, Lucy House: An Anthology of Prose (Double Lucy Books, 2000)

as contributor, An Avec Sampler # 2 (Avec Books, 1998)

Poetry & prose have appeared in Aufgabe, Barrow Street, Chain, Generator, The Germ, How2, jubilat, Kenning, LUNGFULL!, mem, Mirage, Primary Writing, Shearsman, Tinfish, two girls review, The World, Womens Studies Quarterly, & elsewhere

Critical work & reviews have appeared in Cordite, Delirious Hem, How2, Kenning, Traffic, Tripwire, & elsewhere