Blog Posts by Milkweed Staff
Bookstore / Roundup
Bookseller Recommendations: December
Real people suggest good books in our store we think you might like, too!
Awards & Prizes
Allison Adair Wins the Third Annual Max Ritvo Poetry Prize
For her manuscript The Clearing, chosen by acclaimed poet and judge Henri Cole, Adair will receive $10,000 and publication by Milkweed Editions in June 2020.
Bookstore / Roundup
Bookseller Recommendations: November
Real people suggest good books in our store we think you might like, too!
Bookstore / Roundup
Bookseller Recommendations: August
Real people suggest good books we think you might like, too!
News
Announcing the Milkweed Fellowship!
On the heels of relaunching our internship program as a paid program, we’re excited to now announce the launch of the Milkweed Fellowship, a paid, 1–2 year immersion program designed to offer a comprehensive experience in book publishing for individuals who may not otherwise have access or means to pursue a career in the industry.
Awards & Prizes
Patrick Johnson wins 2019 Ballard Spahr Prize for Poetry
Khaled Mattawa, judge of the Ballard Spahr Prize for Poetry, has selected Patrick Johnson to be recipient of the 2019 prize for his manuscript Gatekeeper.
Authors / Awards & Prizes
“I made this book with you and for you”: Ada Limón’s NBCC Award Acceptance Speech
Upon accepting the National Book Critics Circle Award, Ada Limón delivered a powerful speech about women and community. Read the full speech here.
Awards & Prizes
Brooke Matson Wins Jake Adam York Prize
We are pleased to announce that judge Mark Doty has selected Brooke Matson’s collection In Accelerated Silence as winner of the next Jake Adam York Prize, presented in partnership by Copper Nickel and Milkweed Editions. Matson will receive $2,000 and her collection will be published by Milkweed in February 2020.
News / Roundup
Notes from the Field: Hold On Everybody
Our staff is constantly deep in the weeds of all the news about our books—what’s new or coming soon, new conversations about books published years ago—and if you aren’t constantly on the lookout, it might be easy to miss what’s happening in all corners of the literary internet. Enter this new series, in which our staff rounds up the latest not-to-be-missed Milkweed highlights.