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DORSET PRIZE WINNERS WWW.TUPELOPRESS.ORG<br />
Dancing in Odessa<br />
Ilya Kaminsky<br />
Selected by Eleanor Wilner<br />
Winner, ForeWord’s BOTYA<br />
Winner, American Academy of Arts & Letters’<br />
Addison M. Metcalf Award<br />
This magical collection written by a Russian<br />
immigrant who came to America without knowing<br />
a single word of English has become one of the<br />
most acclaimed first books of the new century.<br />
Kaminsky creates an imaginary city where every<br />
kind of boundary can be traversed and<br />
transcended.<br />
“Kaminsky is more than a promising young poet;<br />
he is a poet of promise fulfilled. I am in awe of his<br />
gifts.” — Carolyn Forché<br />
Ilya Kaminsky was born in Odessa, Ukraine,<br />
and came to the U.S. in 1993 when his family was<br />
granted asylum. He has received a Whiting<br />
Writer’s Award, the annual Ruth Lilly Poetry<br />
Fellowship, and a Lannan Literary Fellowship.<br />
He teaches at San Diego State University and<br />
New England College, and serves as Director of<br />
the Harriet Monroe Poetry Institute at the Poetry<br />
Foundation.<br />
$16.95, 9781932195125<br />
Broadside: page 18<br />
Severance Songs<br />
Joshua Corey<br />
Selected by Ilya Kaminsky<br />
“... formally playful and emotionally<br />
raw, with an intensity of expression<br />
that is at times harrowing.”<br />
— Paul Hoover<br />
$16.95, 9781932195927<br />
Biogeography<br />
Sandra Meek<br />
Selected by <strong>Tupelo</strong> <strong>Press</strong> Editors<br />
“… an extraordinary achievement….<br />
weighted with love of world and word,<br />
full of incipient loss that haunts....”<br />
— Asheville Poetry Review<br />
$16.95, 9781932195705<br />
Archicembalo<br />
G. C. Waldrep<br />
Finalist, ForeWord’s BOTYA<br />
Finalist, Eric Hoffer Award<br />
Selected by C.D. Wright<br />
“… might be the best book of prose<br />
poems to appear in a long while.”<br />
— Publishers Weekly<br />
$16.95, 9781932195743<br />
Red Summer<br />
Amaud Jamaul Johnson<br />
Selected by Carl Phillips:<br />
“… startles and impresses with its<br />
sheer range of vision…. The stirring<br />
debut of a restorative new<br />
American voice.”<br />
$16.95, 9781932195323<br />
Dismal Rock<br />
Davis McCombs<br />
Winner, Eric Hoffer Award<br />
Selected by Linda Gregerson:<br />
“How rare it is to encounter a writer ...<br />
who finds the world more compelling<br />
than the self.”<br />
$16.95 paper, 9781932195484<br />
Ice, Mouth, Song<br />
Rachel Contreni Flynn<br />
Selected by Stephen Dunn:<br />
“… a haunting beauty…. Flynn will<br />
not pretty-up her world, nor will she<br />
be defeated by its harshness.”<br />
$16.95, 9781932195187<br />
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