July 2014

Congeries - July 2014

Slowly I Turned: Niagara Falls

Janine Joseph’s debut collection, Driving Without a License, winner of the 2014 Kundiman Poetry Prize, is forthcoming in

Maxine Chernoff chairs the Creative Writing Department at SFSU and edits the journal New American Writing. A winner of

Abdourahman Waberi is a prize-winning writer from Djibouti whose work has been translated into a multitude of languages.

Gibson Fay-LeBlanc's first collection of poems, Death of a Ventriloquist, was chosen by Lisa Russ Spaar for the Vassar Miller

Kelly Moffett is an Assistant Professor of English at Northern Kentucky University. These poems come from bird blind,

Brandon Dean Lamson’s first book, Starship Tahiti, won the Juniper Prize for Poetry. He is also the author of a chapbook

Susan Aizenberg’s new collection, Quiet City, is forthcoming from BkMk Press in January 2015.

Richard Krawiec’s third book of poems, Women Who Loved Me Despite, will be published by Press 53 in early