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2005
'1/2 K' Prize
Results
Final Judge: Mark Jarman
Mark
Jarman's latest collection of poetry is To the Green
Man (Sarabande Books, 2004). His collection, Questions
for Ecclesiastes (Story Line Press, 1997), was a finalist
for the 1997 National Book Critics Circle Award and
won the Lenore Marshall Poetry Prize for 1998. His other
collections are North Sea (Cleveland, 1978), The Rote
Walker (Carnegie-Mellon, 1981), Far and Away (Carnegie-Mellon,
1985), The Black Riviera (Wesleyan, 1990), Unholy Sonnets
(Story Line Press, 2004), and a book-length poem, Iris
(Story Line Press, 1992). He has published two books
of essays on poetry: The Secret of Poetry (Story Line
Press, 2001), and Body and Soul: Essays on Poetry (University
of Michigan, Poets on Poetry, 2002). He teaches at Vanderbilt
University.
2005
Indiana Review '1/2
K' Prize
Winner:
Laura’s Poem
by Clarinda
Harriss
Runner-Up
Amsterdam, 1936
Greg Bachar |
Runner-Up
The
Chicken Thief
James Magorian
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Finalists
| The Boy Who
Asks Why They Leave The Sky Off of Maps
Patrick Culliton |
“Sweeping
Back the Ocean”
Mary DeNardo |
The Promise of Cheaper Premiums,
Danna Ephland
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He's Not Leaving, He's Falling
Danna Ephland
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After the Apple, Eve
Jennifer L. Holley
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Spark
Lisa A. Sutter |
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