Featured Titles from Marick Press
When Pianos Fall
From the Sky
by Travis Wayne Denton
Travis Denton moves
through the fluid registers
of the vernacular
like Michael Phelps
through a swimming pool.
From the
Southland
by Thomas Lux
He reveals to each of us,
through that lens, through
his praise of the absurdly beautiful,
the space we inhabit and
those travelling with us.
Field Guide
by Dario Jaramillo Agudelo
We cherish our illusions
so that we can enter
reality; and what we imagine
can seem to us as real as
what we actually see before
our eyes every day.
Outside the
Calendar
by Kjell Espmark
Imagine moments when all
the experience and values
of a human being are
condensed into a sudden
insight.
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When Pianos Fall from the Sky, Travis Wayne Denton
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From the Southland, Thomas Lux
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Field Guide, Dario Jaramillo Agudelo
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Outside the Calendar, Kjell Espmark
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Featured Authors
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THOMAS LUX
Thomas Lux was born in December 1946. He has been awarded fellowships from the Guggenheim Foundation, the Mellon Foundation, and three times from the NEA. He received the Kingsley Tufts Award for his book Split Horizon. His most recent collection of poems is God Particles (Houghton Miffl in, 2008) and Houghton Miffl in Harcourt will publish Child Made of Sand in 2012. Lux is Bourne Professor of Poetry and Director of the McEver Visiting Writers Program at the Georgia Institute of Technology, and is a frequent visitor to the MFA programs at Sarah Lawrence College and Warren Wilson College. He lives in Atlanta. |
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KJELL ESPMARK
About the Author Kjell Espmark (b. 1930) is a poet, novelist, and literary historian. He is also former professor in Comparative Literature at the University of Stockholm. Since 1981 he is a member of the Swedish Academy, and since 1988 a member also of its Nobel Committee (chairman 1988-2004). He has been awarded a considerable number of prizes, including the Bellman Prize (for poetry) and the Schück Prize (for literary criticism). Latest awards: The Great Prize of De Nio (“The Nine”) and The Tranströmer Prize. He is an officer of L’Ordre de Mérite. |
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DAVID DODD LEEDavid Dodd Lee lives in Indiana, travels extensively in the United States from the Mojave Desert, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, the wilds of Kentucky, Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, to Alaska and the coast of Maine. His poems have appeared in The Nation, Field, Denver Quarterly, Nerve, Jacket, Court Green, and in many other places. He is the author of seven books, as well as editor of two poetry/ fiction anthologies (Shade, 2004, 2006) and a selected poems of Herbert Scott (The Other Life, Carnegie Mellon, 2010). He is also a photographer and painter. He teaches classes in poetry, publishing, and visual art at Indiana University, South Bend. He lives in Osceola, east of South Bend, on Baugo Bay. |
