Four Way Books invites you to submit Poetry and Fiction manuscripts during their June Reading Period.
In recent years Four Way has accepted Sarah Manguso's Siste Viator (2006) and C.S. Carrier's forthcoming After Dayton (2008).
Please click on the link above for full details about what and how to submit, and for more information on how the reading period works.
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Friday, June 8, 2007
Jeffrey Harrison reviewed by P. H. Liotta in the Chautauqua Literary Journal
Incomplete Knowledge has been called a "major achievement" in an insightful review by P.H. Liotta:
"In America, poetry remains the isolated art. And the quiet genius of Jeffrey Harrison, clearly, requires space and meditation. Yet, Incomplete Knowledge , while driven with the same polish and technique of his earlier work, goes much, much further. His lines are looser, images more direct, and his impact is often astonishing. For any reader, there is true discovery here. A poet of Harrison's genius is uncommon."
Catch Jeffrey reading at Bryant Park this week:
The Academy of American Poets presents:
Bryant Park Word for Word Poetry Series
Tuesday, June 12
Jeffrey Harrison, Peter Gizzi, and Jon Woodward
6:30 p.m.
You can read some of his work from Incomplete Knowledge on Ted Kooser's web site American Life in Poetry
Jeffrey will be reading in Maine, Minneapolis, Cambridge and elsewhere in MA during the summer and fall...keep visiting this blog for full details.
"In America, poetry remains the isolated art. And the quiet genius of Jeffrey Harrison, clearly, requires space and meditation. Yet, Incomplete Knowledge , while driven with the same polish and technique of his earlier work, goes much, much further. His lines are looser, images more direct, and his impact is often astonishing. For any reader, there is true discovery here. A poet of Harrison's genius is uncommon."
Catch Jeffrey reading at Bryant Park this week:
The Academy of American Poets presents:
Bryant Park Word for Word Poetry Series
Tuesday, June 12
Jeffrey Harrison, Peter Gizzi, and Jon Woodward
6:30 p.m.
You can read some of his work from Incomplete Knowledge on Ted Kooser's web site American Life in Poetry
Jeffrey will be reading in Maine, Minneapolis, Cambridge and elsewhere in MA during the summer and fall...keep visiting this blog for full details.
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