Louise Gluck is a wonderful American poet and essayist. Born in New York City and raised on Long Island, Louise Glück’s emotional intensity and use of mythology and nature imagery characterize her poetry. Themes of trauma, desire, and nature resonate through her work, often expressing raw sadness and isolation. She served as the Frederick Iseman Professor in the Practice of Poetry at Yale University and as a professor of English at Stanford University. Her life spanned across Cambridge, Massachusetts; Montpelier, Vermont; and Berkeley, California. Here are some notable books by Louise Glück, the acclaimed American poet and essayist; The Wild Iris, Averno, Meadowlands, Marigold and Rose, Ararat, etc. If you want to read Louise Gluck books then you can download free PDF and E-PUB from our website.