Join White Whale Bookstore for a virtual reading and conversation with Kerri ní Dochartaigh about her debut memoir Thin Places. Dochartaigh will be joined by Sara Baume, author of Spill Simmer Falter Wither, A Line Made by Walking, and the forthcoming Seven Steeples. Register here!
Join Loganberry Books for a virtual reading and conversation with Kerri ní Dochartaigh about her debut memoir Thin Places. Dochartaigh will be joined by Margaret Renkl, author of Late Migrations and Graceland, At Last. Register here!
Join AWP and Milkweed Editions for a celebratory, socially-distanced happy hour, theatre-style conversation, and book signing featuring a silent auction, pop-up art table, and book sale curated by Milkweed Editions. Learn more!
In this AWP featured event, Milkweed authors discuss the intersections of literary culture and the natural world: Aimee Nezhukumatathil, author of World of Wonders; Kazim Ali, author of Northern Light; and Kerri ní Dochartaigh, author of Thin Places. Moderated by Animals Strike Curious Poses author Elena Passarello. This event will also be livestreamed. Learn more!
ANNOUNCING THE WINNER OF THE 2021–22 JAKE ADAM YORK PRIZE!
Copper Nickel and Milkweed Editions are thrilled to announce that judge Dana Levin has chosen Christopher Brean Murray’s book Black Observatory as the winner of the 2021–22 Jake Adam York Prize. Black Observatory will be published by Milkweed Editions in February, 2023, and Murray will receive $2,000.
Christopher Brean Murray’s poems have appeared or are forthcoming in Bennington Review, Colorado Review, Denver Quarterly, New Ohio Review, Quarterly West, Washington Square Review, and other journals. He lives in Houston.
Christopher Brean Murray is the author of Black Observatory, winner of the 2022 Jake Adam York Prize. He has received awards from the Academy of American Poets and Inprint Houston, and he served as online poetry editor of Gulf Coast.
Hello Milkweed readers! I’m Mary Austin Speaker, Milkweed’s Creative Director, and I was honored to talk with Ama Codjoe this week about her extraordinary first book, Bluest Nude, which is due out in September 2022.
Mary Austin Speaker: Bluest Nude is a powerful, vulnerable collection of poems that explores the practice of seeing and being seen as well as the ways we move through intimacy, memory, and art. Can you describe some of the central experiences that inspired Bluest Nude?
Ama Codjoe: In 2019, I attended the art exhibit, Posing Modernity: the Black Model from Manet…
Join Marilyn Hacker & Karthika Naïr at The Red Wheelbarrow Bookstore in Paris for a reading from and conversation about their collaborative poetry collection, A Different Distance.
