Jean Pedrick Chapbook Prize Honorable Mention, selected by Krysten Hill In Real Life, They Are Dead My mother and sisters wave from the window of the train. They smile, … Read moreAnna Warrock, selections from From the Other Room
Jean Pedrick Chapbook Prize Co-Winner, selected by Krysten Hill The Bat How small it was— Crawling across the gravel drive, a mouse With arms grotesquely fanned, a faint Dark … Read moreNaila Moreira, selections from Water Street
Jean Pedrick Chapbook Prize Co-Winner, selected by Krysten Hill Human Geography We are stretched across borders. Parched, we gape for each other. What words we remember are lost in … Read moreC. Prudence Arceneaux, selections from Dirt
Jean Pedrick Chapbook Prize, selected by Sara Backer Winning Poet: Krysten Hill, How Her Spirit Got Out This Mouth Never your bird, never finch, never graceful feathered thing. Maybe litany … Read moreThree poems from “How Her Spirit Got Out” by Krysten Hill