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Congratulations to the 2022 winners, finalists, and semi-finalists!
Louise Bogan Award Winner selected by Ed Bok Lee
States of Arousal by Sunshine O’Donnell
Finalists:
Amid Serpentine Grasses, by Shawnie Morris
All Our Naked Shadows Wear Us Curious Suits, Paula Cisewski
Every Little Iliad, Jean Gallagher
Ghostlit, Theodora Ziolkowski
Semi-finalists (in alphabetical order)
Still Life with Frida, by Laura Amsel
Every Last Thing, by Alyse Knorr
Wolf Tours, by Alyse Knorr
Soudure, by Timothy McBride
The Knife Thrower’s Girl, by Naomi Mulvihill
Steady, Girl, by Leona Sevick
Systole/Diastole, by Constance Studer
Trio Award Winner selected by Aileen Casinnetto
The Fight by Jennifer Manthey
Finalists:
The Glow in Our Spilling, by Ximena Keogh Serrano
The Knife Thower’s Girl, Naomi Mulvihill
Kaan and Her Sisters, by Lena Tuffaha
Semi-finalists (in alphabetical order):
In the Absence of Safe Space, by Eli Estochen
A Flocking of Hands, by Alex Gulis
Sphinxlike, by Chine Lama
Across the Pacific, by Xiaoly Li
Dream of Being, by Kathryne Lim
Tiny Extravaganzas, by Diane Mehta
The Sounding Realm, by Paul Panish
Dutch Landscapes of the American Great Lakes, by Max Schleicher
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LOUISE BOGAN AWARD JUDGE 2022: Ed Bok Lee
Ed Bok Lee's most recent collection is Mitochondrial Night (Coffee House Press).Honors for his books include an Asian American Literary Award (Members’ Choice),
a PEN/Open Book Award, a Minnesota Book Award, and an American Book
Award. Lee attended kindergarten in Seoul, South Korea, and currently teaches
in Fine Arts at Metropolitan State University. Forthcoming work: "Pandemic
Love," an essay in the anthology, We Are Meant to Rise: Voices for Justice from Minneapolis to the World (University of Minnesota Press, November 2021),
and Smiling in an Old Photograph: Poems by Kim Ki-taek (Co-translated by Ed Bok Lee and Yang Eun-Mi) (OHM
Editions, December 2021). www.edboklee.com
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TRIO AWARD JUDGE 2022: Aileen Cassinetto
Aileen Cassinetto is author of Traje de Boda and The Pink House of Purple Yam
Preserves & Other Poems, as well as three chapbooks through
Moria Books’ acclaimed Locofo series. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming
in POETRY, Marsh
Hawk Press Review, San
Francisco Chronicle, and Vox
Populi, among others. She was named an Academy of
American Poets Laureate Fellow in 2021 and currently serves as the Poet
Laureate of San Mateo County, California.
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Congratulations and welcome to Jessica Hincapie, winner of the 2021 Louise Bogan Award for Bloomer, selected by Lee Ann Roripaugh
Jessica Hincapie is a poet, writer, and teacher from South Florida. Her work has received various honors, including a 2021 Pushcart Nomination, finalist for Radar Poetry's 2020 Coniston Prize judged by Ada Limon, a 2022 Cuttyhunk Writers’ Residency and more. She has work out in numerous publications, including Narrative Magazine, Gulf Coast, Sonora Review, Indiana Review and many others. She holds an MFA in poetry from the University of Texas where she received the Michael Adams Prize in Poetry, judged by Camille Rankine. Currently she lives in Austin, Texas where she is Program Director of the Writing Barn and teaches creative writing to children and adults.
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Congratulations and welcome to Megan Neville, winner of the 2021 Trio Award for The Fallow, selected by Steve Healey.
Congratulations and welcome to Jessica Hincapie, winner of the 2021 Louise Bogan Award for Bloomer, selected by Lee Ann Roripaugh Congratulations and welcome to Jessica Hincapie, winner of the 2021 Louise Bogan Award for Bloomer, selected by Lee Ann Roripaugh
Megan Neville
(she/her) is a writer and educator based in Cleveland, Ohio. She is the author
of the chapbook Rust Belt Love Song (Game Over Books, 2019), and her
work has appeared or is forthcoming in West Branch, Pleiades, Poets.org,
wildness, Glass: A Journal of Poetry, The Boiler, McSweeney's,
Lunch Ticket, Dialogist, and elsewhere. She is a National Board
Certified Teacher of English Language Arts in Adolescence/Young Adulthood, and
holds BSE and MEd degrees from Kent State University. She was the winner of the
2019 Wick Poetry Center Contest for Peace & Transformation, and has been a
finalist or semifinalist for the Write Bloody Book Contest, the Akron Poetry
Prize, the Frost Place Chapbook Contest, the Tupelo Press Sunken Garden
Chapbook Contest, and the YesYes Books 2020 Open Reading Period, and others.
She is also a poetry reader for Split Lip Magazine. Find her on Twitter
@MegNev.
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Congratulations and welcome to Issam Zineh, finalist for the 2021 Trio Award for Unceded Land, selected by Trio House Press Editors.
Issam Zineh is a Palestinian-American poet and scientist. He is the author of the chapbook The
Moment of Greatest Alienation (Ethel, 2021). His poems often engage with territory
as both demarcated physical and psychological spaces and explore associated
concepts: boundaries, identity, power, subjugation, resistance, and
reconciliation. Much of his current work
contends with the politics of place and accounts for the marks of the past in
poems that tangle with love and intimacy.
The son of immigrants, he was born in Los Angeles and has lived in New
England, the Mid-Atlantic, and Southern U.S.
He currently lives on the ancestral homeland of the Paskestikweya
people. His poems appear or are
forthcoming in AGNI, Pleiades, Nimrod, Tahoma Literary
Review, Tinderbox Poetry Journal, Glass: A Journal of Poetry
(Poets Resist), Poet Lore, and elsewhere. Find him at issamzineh.com or on Twitter @izineh.
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