Allan Wolf: educator-writer-musician extraordinaire. He has literally hundreds of poems committed to memory. He is a veteran traveler through all the diverse worlds of poetry--from poetry slams to public schools, salons to saloons. He turns classic poetry into acoustic tunes as the drummer for The Dead Poets band. He put the Oh! in poetry as the educational director for national touring company Poetry Alive!. Allan Wolf knows poems.
Genres: Young Adult Fiction
New and upcoming books
Novels
New Found Land (2004)
Zane's Trace (2007)
The Watch That Ends the Night (2011)
Who Killed Christopher Goodman? (2017)
The Snow Fell Three Graves Deep (2020)
Junius Leak and the Spiraling Vortex of Doom (2025)
Zane's Trace (2007)
The Watch That Ends the Night (2011)
Who Killed Christopher Goodman? (2017)
The Snow Fell Three Graves Deep (2020)
Junius Leak and the Spiraling Vortex of Doom (2025)
Collections
It's Show Time (poems) (1993)
The Blood-Hungry Spleen (poems) (2003)
Immersed in Verse (poems) (2006)
Haiku Stickies (poems) (2007)
More Than Friends (poems) (2008) (with Sara Holbrook)
The Blood-Hungry Spleen (poems) (2003)
Immersed in Verse (poems) (2006)
Haiku Stickies (poems) (2007)
More Than Friends (poems) (2008) (with Sara Holbrook)
Award nominations
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Allan Wolf recommends
Amber & Clay (2021)
Laura Amy Schlitz
"Just when you think you’ve seen it all, along comes Laura Amy Schlitz, like a lightning bolt from Mount Olympus, to deliver a book that is a nearly perfect nesting doll of brilliantly imagined narratives. With the help of none other than Sokrates himself, Amber and Clay transports the reader to fifth century bce Athens to confront complex questions about how we mortals manufacture shadowy Truths from our incomplete knowledge and flawed perceptions. But the simple spark holding this epic historical adventure together is the unconquerable certainty and resilience of love. It is a love ‘as precious as amber and as common as clay.’ I am in love with this lyrical novel, its snarky Greek gods, haunting ghosts, archaeological artifacts, and vivid world-building. I swear to the gods, when I was finally able to put this book down, it continued to hum and crackle with electricity."
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