Nate Klug
Klug is a Master of Divinity student at Yale Divinity School and a candidate for ordained ministry in the United Church of Christ. His poems and reviews have appeared in the Christian Century, Literary Imagination, Poetry, the Yale Review, and Zoland Poetry Annual.
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Translated By Nate Klug
Articles By NATE KLUG
- A Good, Long Scream
David Biespiel’s The Book of Men and Women. - The Upside of Terror?
A review of Compass of Affection by Scott Cairns and Yellowrocket by Todd Boss. - There Is No Suitable Simile
History's strange products in the work of Robyn Schiff and Robert VanderMolen.
Poet Categorization
LIFE SPAN 1985–
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Biography
Nate Klug was born in Minnesota, grew up in Wellesley, Massachusetts, and earned a BA in English at the University of Chicago. In 2010 he was awarded a Ruth Lilly Fellowship by the Poetry Foundation.
Klug is a Master of Divinity student at Yale Divinity School and a candidate for ordained ministry in the United Church of Christ. His poems and reviews have appeared in the Christian Century, Literary Imagination, Poetry, the Yale . . .
