Our friend Andrew Wessels has reviewed Cyrus Console’s The Odicy at The Quarterly Conversation: Cyrus Console’s The Odicy begins in a ravaged garden: I returned, and saw that the garden Had not moved from me but that some illness Of…
Poetry: 2011 Chapbook Prize Finalists
This month we feature work from our five finalists for the 2011 Omnidawn Chapbook Competition: Brian Foley – Totem Hugo Garcia Manriquez – All Civilians Nicholas Gulig – Ecotone Megan Pruiett – The Naught Book M.A. Vizsolyi – Notes on…
from unincorporated territory [saina] wins the 2011 PEN Center USA Literary Award for Poetry!
We are honored to announce that Craig Santos Perez’s from unincorporated territory [saina] has won the 2011 Pen Center USA Literary Award for Poetry! To read the official announcement from PEN Center USA, click here. To read the complete list…
Features & Publishers Weekly Review of Spectacle & Pigsty, one of Omnidawn’s new fall books!
We are very excited to announce the first features and review of Kiwao Nomura’s Spectacle & Pigsty (co-translated by Kyoko Yoshida and Forrest Gander), one of Omnidawn’s forthcoming fall titles! Shelf Unbound has published the poem “Barely Hinged” from Spectacle…
San Francisco Chronicle Review & Publishers Weekly Starred Review of Cyrus Console’s The Odicy, one of Omnidawn’s new fall titles!
We are very excited to announce the first reviews of one of our forthcoming titles, The Odicy by Cyrus Console! Stephen Burt has published a special feature for the San Francisco Chronicle which includes a review of The Odicy: If…
Upcoming Omnidawn Book Parties: September 18th & September 22nd
Omnidawn celebrates the release of our new fall books with two Bay Area reading events! Kiwao Nomura with translator Kyoko Yoshida: Spectacle & Pigsty Sunday, September 18th 4pm at The Booksmith 1644 Haight Street San Francisco, CA 94117 Omnidawn will…