Of Looking At A Blackbird: Vanishing Point

Thursday, February 14, 2008

Vanishing Point

Hey, I've got a poem in Blackbird.

3 Comments:

At 4:34 PM, Diane K. Martin said...: Way cool!
At 5:59 PM, Anne said...: And a fine poem it is, too. Congratulations!
At 11:43 AM, KATE EVANS said...: Nice poem. My favorite lines are:

When a woman
gives herself to a hook-scarred, rope-scorched
fisherman, she belongs to his saltwater world

for good.

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Idris Anderson was one of 10 finalists for the Emily Dickinson Prize and winner of the May Swenson Poetry Award (judge: Harold Bloom); book to be published in late summer 2008 by Utah State University Press.

Melissa Stein was a second place winner of the Dorothy Rosenberg prize and just had a poem accepted by Crab Orchard Review.

Lisa Gluskin Stonestreet was a semifinalist for the Dorothy Rosenberg prize. Her poetry manuscript was a finalist this year at New Issues and Wisconsin.

Zack Rogow has joined the faculty of the new low-residency MFA in Writing Program at the University of Alaska, Anchorage. Zack was a co-winner of the 2007 Tanka Splendor award. Zack's new book of poems, The Number before Infinity, is due out in September 2008 from Scarlet Tanager Books.

One of Robert Thomas's Baker's Daughter poems will appear in the Summer 2008 issue of Southern Review.

Diane K. Martin's manuscript was finalist for the Perugia Press Prize.

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