Please visit the Nightboat Books table in the 2013 AWP Conference Bookfair. We're table U6.
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Nightboat Books is delighted to announce the publications of Sisyphus, Outdone. Theatres of the Catastrophal, the new book by Nathanaël.
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Nightboat Books is delighted to announce the winner of the 9th annual Nightboat Poetry Prize competition: Brandon Som of Los Angeles, whose manuscript The Tribute Horse was selected by Kazim Ali.
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Join us Wednesday, January 30, 2013, at 8pm at the Poetry Project, New York City, to celebrate the life and work of Stacy Doris (1962-2012).
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Nightboat Books is delighted to announce the publication of Partially Kept by Martha Ronk.Order it here.
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Nightboat Books invites submissions to the 2012 Nightboat Poetry Prize.
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Please join us on Wedneday, September 19th, at 7pm at Callicoon Fine Arts, 124 Forsyth Street, Lower East Side (NYC) for a poetry reading to celebrate the publication of Adnan’s Sea and Fog. Beirut-based writer and critic Kaelen Wilson-Goldie and poet Stacy Szymaszek
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Please join us to celebrate the publication ofThe Obsence Madame D by Hilda HilstTranslated by Nathanaël in collaboration with Rachel Gontijo AraújoIntroduction by John Keene
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Rob's Halpern's Music for Porn has been reviewed by Michael Andor Brodeur in The Boston Globe.
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For Stacy Dorisa day in celebration of the poet's life and work• Thursday APRIL 19: Double Change collective in honor of Stacy Dorisfeaturing members of the Paris-based poetry collective Double Change: Abigail Lang and Sarah Riggs,with Norma Cole and Cole Swensen
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Nightboat Books is delighted to announce the winner of the 8th annual Nightboat Poetry Prize competition: Christina Davis of Cambridge, Massachusetts, whose manuscript An Ethic: a Collection of Poems was selected by Forrest Gander.
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Two Nightboat Books Titles Are Named Finalists For the 24th Annual Lambda Literary Awards: A Fast Life: The Collected Poems of Tim Dlugos, edited by David Trinidad, and Discipline by Dawn Lundy Martin. The Lammy is the most prestigious and comprehensive literary award offered specifically
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Dawn Lundy Martin's Discipline has been selected as a finalist for the 2011 Los Angeles Times Book Prize in Poetry. The winner will be announded on Friday, April 20, 2012, in a public ceremony in the Bovard Auditorium on the campus of USC.
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The Poetry Center at San Francisco State University is holding three events in honor of Stacy Doris on Thursday, April 19:
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