A poet with this surname expanded on a FEMA employee’s emails for a poem in a 2008 collection that narrates the progression of Hurricane Katrina. Another author with this surname wrote “we let the night blur into cum wonder & blood hallelujah” in a poem that describes an HIV diagnosis as a “strange dowry.” That author with this surname used the long poem “summer, somewhere” to open the collection Don’t Call Us Dead. A poet with this surname wrote (*) “We saw to the edge of all (10[1])there is— / So brutal and alive it seemed to comprehend us back” in reference to her father’s work on the Hubble Space (10[1])Telescope. (10[1])That poet (10[1])with this surname (10[1])wrote the memoir Ordinary Light (-5[1])and a collection that includes the poem “My God, It's Full of Stars.” (10[1])For (10[1])10 points, give this surname shared by a nonbinary poet named Danez (“duh-NEZ”) and (10[1])Life on Mars author Tracy. ■END■ (10[1])