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BROADSTONE BOOKS
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titles.
Broadstone Books is pleased to announce our
2019 nominations for the Pushcart Prize:
Melody Davis, “The Hors d’Oeuvrerie” from
Ghost Writer; Julia Knobloch, “Industry
City” from Do Not Return; Chrissy Kolaya,
“The House Sitters” from Other Possible Lives;
Lynn McGee, “Scent” from Tracks; David
Salner, “A Dream of Quitting Time” from The
Stillness of Certain Valleys; and Peter
Schireson, “Sword of Glass” from Sword of
Glass. Congratulations and good luck to all of
our nominees!
Broadstone Books author Julia Knobloch was
interviewed recently on ReformJudaism.org
about her new book Do Not Return. Click
here to read it the interview.
BROADSTONE BOOKS
Scroll down for our latest and forthcoming
titles.
Broadstone Books is pleased to announce our
2019 nominations for the Pushcart Prize:
Melody Davis, “The Hors d’Oeuvrerie” from
Ghost Writer; Julia Knobloch, “Industry
City” from Do Not Return; Chrissy Kolaya,
“The House Sitters” from Other Possible Lives;
Lynn McGee, “Scent” from Tracks; David
Salner, “A Dream of Quitting Time” from The
Stillness of Certain Valleys; and Peter
Schireson, “Sword of Glass” from Sword of
Glass. Congratulations and good luck to all of
our nominees!
Broadstone Books author Julia Knobloch was
interviewed recently on ReformJudaism.org
about her new book Do Not Return. Click
here to read it the interview.
Tracks
Poetry by
Lynn McGee
“Lynn McGee sees the world in fierce vivid takes.”
—Joseph Zaccardi
In these poems of passage, humane and haunting, Lynn
McGee’s daily commute along the tracks of the New
York subway provides the setting for meditations on her
fellow riders, including the ghost of her dead sister.
Poetry by
Lynn McGee
“Lynn McGee sees the world in fierce vivid takes.”
—Joseph Zaccardi
In these poems of passage, humane and haunting, Lynn
McGee’s daily commute along the tracks of the New
York subway provides the setting for meditations on her
fellow riders, including the ghost of her dead sister.
if you're not happy now
An Anthology
Poetry by
The Boston University
MFA Poetry Class of 2018
“The pronounced, even idiosyncratic differences among
these eight young poets have manifested an unusual,
engaging whole. All of us who know them agree that they
are remarkably gifted as well as consistently generous
with one another and with the world.”
—Robert Pinsky
An Anthology
Poetry by
The Boston University
MFA Poetry Class of 2018
“The pronounced, even idiosyncratic differences among
these eight young poets have manifested an unusual,
engaging whole. All of us who know them agree that they
are remarkably gifted as well as consistently generous
with one another and with the world.”
—Robert Pinsky
Eden Incarnadine, or
The Authentic History of the
Terrible Harpes
A Narrative Poem by
Dan Howell
“Eden Incarnadine is a wildly inventive, gut-punch of a
poem. I’ve never read anything quite like it. It is at once
experimental and grounded in tradition. Howell inhabits
an earlier American idiom and never hits a flat note. If
Cormac McCarthy wrote poetry, it would sound like
this.”
—Erik Reece
The Authentic History of the
Terrible Harpes
A Narrative Poem by
Dan Howell
“Eden Incarnadine is a wildly inventive, gut-punch of a
poem. I’ve never read anything quite like it. It is at once
experimental and grounded in tradition. Howell inhabits
an earlier American idiom and never hits a flat note. If
Cormac McCarthy wrote poetry, it would sound like
this.”
—Erik Reece
Ghost Writer
Poetry by
Melody Davis
“Ghost Writer is a necessary read, both recognizable
and terrifying.”
—Bertha Rogers, Poet & Translator
“Do you believe in ghosts?” Davis asks at one point.
You will, as you read these poems and encounter a
haunted world, where our ghosts continue to live through
us, writing us into existence, and out of it.
Poetry by
Melody Davis
“Ghost Writer is a necessary read, both recognizable
and terrifying.”
—Bertha Rogers, Poet & Translator
“Do you believe in ghosts?” Davis asks at one point.
You will, as you read these poems and encounter a
haunted world, where our ghosts continue to live through
us, writing us into existence, and out of it.
Sword of Glass
Poetry by
Peter Schireson
“I love Peter Schireson’s book of poems, Sword of
Glass.”
—Alan Shapiro
“Sword of Glass is ... a magnificent furor.”
—Patrick Donnelly
“Peter Schireson is a poet of surprise.... He might just be
a magician.”
—Peter Coyote
Poetry by
Peter Schireson
“I love Peter Schireson’s book of poems, Sword of
Glass.”
—Alan Shapiro
“Sword of Glass is ... a magnificent furor.”
—Patrick Donnelly
“Peter Schireson is a poet of surprise.... He might just be
a magician.”
—Peter Coyote
Do Not Return
Poetry by
Julia Knobloch
“In Julia Knobloch’s knock-out debut volume, Do Not
Return, her unalloyed confidence skips over any literary
initiation and immerses the reader in wholly absorbing
poems which travel the world....”
—Jessica Greenbaum
“Knobloch’s poems are elegant, spare, authoritative.
Every poem in Do Not Return is a pleasurable and
thought-provoking journey. This is a wonderful and
deeply moving book.”
—Yehoshua November
Poetry by
Julia Knobloch
“In Julia Knobloch’s knock-out debut volume, Do Not
Return, her unalloyed confidence skips over any literary
initiation and immerses the reader in wholly absorbing
poems which travel the world....”
—Jessica Greenbaum
“Knobloch’s poems are elegant, spare, authoritative.
Every poem in Do Not Return is a pleasurable and
thought-provoking journey. This is a wonderful and
deeply moving book.”
—Yehoshua November
Other Possible Lives
Poetry by
Chrissy Kolaya
“All the possible lives and all possible endings
shapeshift on the page, and what binds both these lives
and this book is a tenderness almost too true
to bear. This is gorgeous and glowing work.”
— Kerri Webster
Poetry by
Chrissy Kolaya
“All the possible lives and all possible endings
shapeshift on the page, and what binds both these lives
and this book is a tenderness almost too true
to bear. This is gorgeous and glowing work.”
— Kerri Webster
Creatures Among Us
Prose Poems by
Rebecca Lilly
“A dizzying journey through otherworldly realms
with a shape-shifting narrator at the helm.”
—Anne James
Prose Poems by
Rebecca Lilly
“A dizzying journey through otherworldly realms
with a shape-shifting narrator at the helm.”
—Anne James
The Stillness of Certain Valleys
Poetry by
David Salner
“Whatever world the poem creates, Salner invites
his readers in with his exact language and
surprising metaphor.... Salner's work bears reading
over and over as we discover how many layers
these seemingly simple worlds have.”
— Anne Colwell
Poetry by
David Salner
“Whatever world the poem creates, Salner invites
his readers in with his exact language and
surprising metaphor.... Salner's work bears reading
over and over as we discover how many layers
these seemingly simple worlds have.”
— Anne Colwell
The Next Infinity
Poetry by
Nancy Botkin
“When I step into the abyss, I want these poems to
hold my hand.”
—April Ossmann
Poetry by
Nancy Botkin
“When I step into the abyss, I want these poems to
hold my hand.”
—April Ossmann
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