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Editor’s Choice Winner, The Poetry Box Chapbook Prize 2025All That Glitter is a treasure hunt through the everyday-a collection of poems that takes you on a journey from the quiet of an empty house to dancing with the wild sequins of childhood. It’s about finding the magic in seemingly small moments-from messy craft projects to a spectacular double rainbow on a Tuesday afternoon. With poems that explore both the sweet and the challenging side of mothering two young daughters after a divorce, this chapbook invites you to uncover some of life’s most moving moments. You’ll want to stick around to rediscover what it really means to sparkle.---Review Excerpts---All That Glitter is a delightful book about childhood-and the way that daughters can pull a mother into play and wonder and doubt.... As kids learn their ABCs..., their mother invents sophisticated formal poetic challenges and the girls in these poems keep up with their witty observations-'Why are we never running early?' ... Dozier’s verse about parenting and neurodiversity, shared custody and making a new home, sparkle.-DENISE DUHAMEL, author of Pink LadyKatie Dozier writes with remarkable lyrical dexterity....In these intimate and powerful poems, things aren’t always what they seem. Fireworks pose as flowers, eyes are filled with drought, choosing a clove of garlic becomes a morality tale, reach for what/ is heavy for its size, tightly packed and ugly.... Every poem pulses with maternal devotion. All That Glitter is a spellbinding collection. Once read, these poems will take up permanent residence in your heart.-NANCY MILLER GOMEZ, author of Inconsolable ObjectsAll That Glitter is an ode to 'otherness' and a peephole into parenting and the heaviness of the world, via singing into hairbrushes and slamming doors.... Oh, the liberties she takes, her words a series of brushstroke swirls, her intentions a daffodil facing the sun,x-ing out the answers from yesterday. Truth be told (or tattled), this life is short. We could all use a little more glitter and Dozier brings it!-KARI GUNTER-SEYMOUR, Ohio Poet Laureate, author of Dirt Songs
