Tuesday, July 22, 2008
GALATEA RESURRECTS Reviews Marsh Hawk Press Authors
The recently-released Galatea Resurrects #10 includes reviews of
Steve Fellner's Blind Date With Cavafy, reviewed by Francie Noyes (click here for review)
and
Norman Finkelstein's Passing Over, reviewed by Eric Hoffman (click here for review).
Galatea Resurrects is edited by Eileen Tabios (with frequent contributor Thomas Fink), and this tenth issue is dedicated to Rochelle Ratner.
The recently-released Galatea Resurrects #10 includes reviews of
Steve Fellner's Blind Date With Cavafy, reviewed by Francie Noyes (click here for review)
and
Norman Finkelstein's Passing Over, reviewed by Eric Hoffman (click here for review).
Galatea Resurrects is edited by Eileen Tabios (with frequent contributor Thomas Fink), and this tenth issue is dedicated to Rochelle Ratner.
NEW ANTHOLOGY TO INCLUDE EILEEN TABIOS POEM FROM A MARSH HAWK BOOK
Eileen Tabios' poem "What You Don't Know About Me" -- featured in her second Marsh Hawk Press book, I Take Thee, English, For My Beloved -- will be anthologized in a new anthology to come out from Hong Kong: Not A Muse, Haven, Hong Kong, Eds. Viki Holmes and Kate Roger.
Eileen Tabios' poem "What You Don't Know About Me" -- featured in her second Marsh Hawk Press book, I Take Thee, English, For My Beloved -- will be anthologized in a new anthology to come out from Hong Kong: Not A Muse, Haven, Hong Kong, Eds. Viki Holmes and Kate Roger.
Wednesday, July 09, 2008
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 2008 MARSH HAWK PRESS POETRY AWARD RECIPIENT: MICHAEL RERICK!
We are delighted to announce the results of our Fifth Annual Poetry Prize Contest judged this past year by Thylias Moss. Here are the results:
Winner:
Michael Rerick for "In Ways Impossible to Fold"
Runners-up:
Katrinka Moore for "Thief," Jennifer Perrine for "In the Human Zoo," Nathan Hauke for "Home Like I Never," Albert Flynn DeSilver for "Some Nature & Other Poems," Frankie Drayus for "Which begins as a color unless it begins as a sound," and Brenda Sieczkowski for "Souvenir Palace."
Finalists:
Cynthia Arrieu-King, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Jeffrey Bahr, Longmont, Colorado;
Adisa Vera Beatty, Brooklyn, New York;
Chana Bloch, Berkeley, California;
Nick Carbo, Hollywood, Florida;
Kristen Case, Summit, New York;
Deb Casey, Eugene, Oregon;
Chris Forhan, Indianapolis, Indiana;
Charles Fox, Decatur, Georgia;
Ed Frankel, Los Angeles, California;
Rebecca Hoogs, Seattle, Washington;
Dore Kiesselbach, Minneapolis, Minnesota;
Michael Klein, New York, New York;
Brandon Lussier, St. Paul, Minnesota;
Alison Luterman, Oakland, California;
Jonathan Monroe, Ithaca, New York;
B.V. Olguin, San Antonio, Texas;
Mary Pinard, Roslindale, Massachusetts;
Patrick Pritchett, Cambridge, Massachusetts;
Susan Roney-O’Brien, Princeton, Massachusetts;
Bonnie Stanard, Columbia, South Carolina
Mervyn Taylor, Brooklyn, New York;
Christian Teresi, Fairfax, Virginia;
Susan Thomas, Marshfield, Vermont;
Chris Tonelli, Cambridge, Massachusetts;
Della Watson, Berkeley, California;
Laurelyn Whitt, Spanish Fork, Utah;
Margaret Young, Beverly, Massachusetts
We are delighted to announce the results of our Fifth Annual Poetry Prize Contest judged this past year by Thylias Moss. Here are the results:
Winner:
Michael Rerick for "In Ways Impossible to Fold"
Runners-up:
Katrinka Moore for "Thief," Jennifer Perrine for "In the Human Zoo," Nathan Hauke for "Home Like I Never," Albert Flynn DeSilver for "Some Nature & Other Poems," Frankie Drayus for "Which begins as a color unless it begins as a sound," and Brenda Sieczkowski for "Souvenir Palace."
Finalists:
Cynthia Arrieu-King, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Jeffrey Bahr, Longmont, Colorado;
Adisa Vera Beatty, Brooklyn, New York;
Chana Bloch, Berkeley, California;
Nick Carbo, Hollywood, Florida;
Kristen Case, Summit, New York;
Deb Casey, Eugene, Oregon;
Chris Forhan, Indianapolis, Indiana;
Charles Fox, Decatur, Georgia;
Ed Frankel, Los Angeles, California;
Rebecca Hoogs, Seattle, Washington;
Dore Kiesselbach, Minneapolis, Minnesota;
Michael Klein, New York, New York;
Brandon Lussier, St. Paul, Minnesota;
Alison Luterman, Oakland, California;
Jonathan Monroe, Ithaca, New York;
B.V. Olguin, San Antonio, Texas;
Mary Pinard, Roslindale, Massachusetts;
Patrick Pritchett, Cambridge, Massachusetts;
Susan Roney-O’Brien, Princeton, Massachusetts;
Bonnie Stanard, Columbia, South Carolina
Mervyn Taylor, Brooklyn, New York;
Christian Teresi, Fairfax, Virginia;
Susan Thomas, Marshfield, Vermont;
Chris Tonelli, Cambridge, Massachusetts;
Della Watson, Berkeley, California;
Laurelyn Whitt, Spanish Fork, Utah;
Margaret Young, Beverly, Massachusetts
