Susan Tichy
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Books:
Gallowglass (poetry) Ahsahta
Press, March 2010
Bone Pagoda (poetry) Ahsahta
Press, January 2007.
Reviews: Nancy Kuhl in Rain Taxi; Marion
K.
Stocking in Beloit Poetry Journal (Fall
07); John
Mingay in Stride Magazine ("from
thrilling
to thrilled"); Steven Schroeder in Pleiades;
Pamela Hart in Galatea
Resurrects
#10, July 2008); Martha
Collins:
"A Place to Put Your Eyes," a review-essay in Field 78 (Spring 2008) 65-71;
Fiona Sze-Lorrain in Galatea
Resurrects #11 (Dec 2008).
A Smell of Burning Starts the
Day (poetry) Wesleyan University Press, 1988 6
Poems from A Smell of Burning Starts the Day
The Hands in Exile
(poetry) Random House/National Poetry Series, 1983. 7
Poems from The Hands in Exile
Recordings:
Onword: The Moe
Green Poetry Hour on blogtalkradio, 12 October 2008.
Introduction & 8 poems
from Bone Pagoda. Recorded 19
February 2007, Mason Archival Repository Service (MARS).
Journal:
The second issue of Practice: New Writing + Art
features an interview
with Alec
Finlay, by Susan Tichy + a long poem by Dieter Gräf, and new
work by poets Renee
Angle,
Allison Cobb, Joshua Edwards, Michael Heller, Tony Lopez, J. Michael
Martinez, Rusty Morrison, Danika Myers, Christian Peet, Brandon
Shimoda, Ed Skoog, Grzegorz Wroblewski, & Mark Yakich.
Awards:
2007 Chad
Walsh Poetry
Prize from Beloit Poetry Journal,
for "Stork"
2007 Annual Poetry Prize
from Runes: A Poetry Annual,
for "Ice or Salt"
2007 Distinguished Entry, Campbell Corner Poetry Prize, Sarah Lawrence
College, for "American
Ghazals"
2006 Annual Poetry Prize from Indiana
Review, for "Gallowglass"
Poems & collaborations:
"A Ghost," Beloit Poetry Journal 60th
Anniversary Chapbook, forthcoming 2010
"Expression of Facts," Free Verse, forthcoming 2010.
"Drummond," Mesostic Interleaved: Reading through
books, writing through names. Alec Finlay & others.
Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh/Morning Star, 2009.
"Trebuchet," Denver Quarterly 44:1 (2009).
2 mesostics & 4 tea moon
postcards, from Three Pots, One
Hundred Teas, with Adrian Lurssen & Alec Finlay, Phoebe 37:2 (Fall 2008).
"Lan Yun," Mesostic Tea, a chapbook by Alec
Finlay. Slack Buddha Press, 2008.
"Dear with Extremes of Thirst
and Pain," with Adrian Lurssen, 42opus 7:4 (Dec 2007).
"Ice or Salt," Runes: A Review of Poetry (Winter
2007) 66-69.
"Stork," Beloit Poetry Journal 57:4 (Summer
2007) 36-39.
"Desk & Chair," "Bridge
Fight," & "Bone Pagoda," Fascicle
#3.
"'My Brother's Name Is Babylon'"
& "No Copied Species Are Fooled," Free
Verse #11
(2007).
"Corridor," Court Green 4 (2007) 75.
"Lead Belly," Denver Quarterly 41:2 (2006)
119-126.
"Gallowglass," Indiana Review 28:2 (Winter 2006)
108-111. Recipient of Indiana
Review's 2006 poetry prize.
"Summer Is Brief, Cities Are
Large" and "Readable Means," Practice:
New
Writing + Art 1 (2006) 13-15.
"Summer
Is Brief" reprinted
in the Poetry Calendar, Colorado Poets
Association, April 2006.
"Book
of War," CutBank Poetry 65
(Winter 2006) 194-96.
"Implicature,"
Beloit Poetry Journal 56:3
(Spring
2006) 34-35.
ABOUT 15 OF MY POEMS,
FROM 1981-2005, CAN BE READ IN THE BPJ ARCHIVE http://www.bpj.org
"He Does Not Know He Is a Bird,"
5 cut-up collaborative poems, with Adrian Lurssen, Fascicle #2.
"A Visit to the Underworld Can
Permanently Alter Your Perspective
on 'Restless Existence', 42opus
"Persephone,"
Hotel Amerika 4:1
(Fall 2005)
36-38.
"Chao
Doc" & "Defoliant," Denver
Quarterly 39:4 (Summer 2005) 10-11.
"Detour Through Inscription," a
cut-up, e-mail driven, Exquisite Corpse, with
Adrian Lurssen, Indiana
Review 27:1 (Summer 2005) 149-151.
"Couplet" & "One, Two," Beloit Poetry Journal 55:4
(Summer 2005) 16-20.
"Book,
Land, Night," Beloit
Poetry Journal 54:4 (Summer
2004)
14-16.
"Stamp Act," Phoebe
32:2
(Fall 2003) 6-10.
"Blazon," Indiana
Review 25:1
(Spring 2003) the 25th anniversary issue.
"Contract," The
Denver Quarterly 36: 3-4 (F/W 2002) 55-58.
"The Song-Book of the
Pillagers," mixed-genre, The Literary Review 45:2 (2002)
396-406, an issue on Scottish
writing. It is reproduced here
--though with all its visual formatting lost, so it looks kinda lame.
"An Interrogation of Refugees," Chapman
97 (2000) 107-112. Chapman is one of
Scotland's leading literary journals.
"Heath
IV," mixed-genre, Quarter After Eight 6 (1999) 1-17. QAE
is a journal of prose, published at Ohio
University. "Heath IV" received QAE's 1999 annual award, judged by
Douglas
Messerli. This excerpt from Trafficke
has since been retitled: "In the Stranger's Land."
"Heath III," mixed-genre, Green
Mountains
Review, 12:2 (Fall/Winter 99/00) 84-91. Appeared in an
issue devoted to literary ethnography, and was nominated by GMR
for a Pushcart Prize in nonfiction. This
excerpt
from Trafficke has since been retitled: "Old-Fields."
"Transport," Indiana Review, 21:2
(Fall 1999) 116-117.
"An Excerpt from ‘Heath’" Phoebe,
27:2 (Spring 1999) 86-88.
"Triptych: Circa 1492: Festive
Procession with Giraffes, Artillery Yard with Men Struggling, Study of
Human Proportion in the Manner of Vitruvius," Luna,
1:2 (Spring 1999) 36-49.
Poems:
Poems & mixed genre works in
national & international journals, including: 42opus, Agni, American
Voice, Antioch Review, Beloit Poetry Journal, Black Warrior Review,
California
Review, Chapman, Court Green, Crazyhorse, CutBank, Denver Quarterly,
Fascicle, Feminist
Studies, Five
Fingers Review, Free Verse, Green Mountains Review, High Plains
Literary Review,
Hotel
Amerika, Indiana
Review, The Literary Review, Luna, Northwest Review, Phoebe,
Ploughshares,
Quarter After Eight, Runes, Sing! Heavenly Muse, Slow Dancer, So To
Speak,
Southern
Poetry Review, Tonantzin
Poems in anthologies including The
Pushcart
Prize Anthology XII; The Morrow Book of Younger American
Poets; Blood to Remember: American Poets on the Holocaust; A Fine
Excess: Fifty Years
of the Beloit Poetry Journal; Hungry As We Are: An Anthology of
Washington Area Poets; Under the Rock
Umbrella: Modern American Poets from 1951-1976; Early Ripening:
American Women's
Poetry Now; Faces and Tongues: Poetry and Prose about People and War;
Crossing
the River: Poets of the Western US; Wingbone: Poets from Colorado.
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