Joseph Noble’s poetry has appeared in Hambone, New American Writing, Lana Turner, Seedings, Parentheses, OR, and other journals, as well as in the anthology, Resist Much, Obey Little. Six poems also appeared in the San Francisco Exploratorium’s exhibit, “Social Behavior Lab.” He has published three books of poetry: Within Hearing (lyric& Press, 2018), Antiphonal Airs (Skylight Press, 2013), and An Ives Set (lyric& Press, 2006), and a chapbook, Homage to the Gods (Berkeley Neo-Baroque, 2012).
 
He received his PhD from the State University of New York at Stony Brook, where his dissertation was on the early poetry of George Oppen, three excerpts of which have appeared in Talisman, Aufgabe, and Sagetrieb. Another essay, “essay/assay: on sound,” appeared in Amerarcana, No. 7.
 
Joseph Noble also plays flutes and saxophones in various musical groups, including the quartet, Ouroboros, with the poets Clark Coolidge and Andrew Joron, and a woodwind trio, Echo’s Bones. More information on his poetry and music can be found on his website, www.josephnoble.info.