We are very pleased to announce the winner of Omnidawn’s first annual 2011 Open Book Contest: Loom by Sarah Gridley, selected by Carl Phillips. The finalists of the 2011 contest are (in alphabetical order by the author’s last name): All…
Visual Poetry: Spencer Selby
Poetry: 2011 Open Book Prize Finalists
This week we also feature new work from the five finalists for the 2011 Omnidawn Open Book Contest: Anne Cecelia Holmes — All the Good in the World Starts Now Jill Darling — A Geography of Syntax Matt Reeck —…
Two of Omnidawn’s Spring 2012 Books Reviewed in Library Journal
Lyn Hejinian’s The Book of a Thousand Eyes and Kelli Anne Noftle’s I Was There for Your Somniloquy have been reviewed in recent issues of Library Journal:
Poetry: Brett Fletcher Lauer
The Gentle Sleep Empty I slept, remembering how others feared sleep, feared the likeness between a fading consciousness and permanent escape drifting out past smoke, past particles of last-call conversations. It’s uneasy this waking life, but drugs work quickly
Barbara Claire Freeman interviews Andrew Wessels
Andrew Wessels has lived in Houston, Cambridge, and Las Vegas, where he held the John Cobain Fellowship from Black Mountain Institute. Currently, he splits his time between Istanbul and Los Angeles. His poems, translations, and collaborations can recently be found…