Redactions: Poetry & Poetics 2020 Pushcart Nominations

Redactions: Poetry & Poetics has made its nominations for the 2019 Pushcart Prize. In the order of appearance in issue 23 are:

1. Jen Huang “Once a Girl” (pages 8-9)
2. Robyn Art “Undecidability in the Spectral Gap” (page 17)
3. Jon Riccio “Hearing Shostakovich” (page 20)
4. Peter Grandbois” “The Cut of Feathers” (page 21)
5. E. Laura Golberg “Erasure” (page 22)
6. Michael Waters “icon (memory care facility)” (page 46)

To read these poems go here: https://redactions.com/pushcart-poems.asp or order a copy of issue 24 from here: http://www.etsy.com/shop/redactionspoetry.

Redactions: Poetry & Poetics 2016 Pushcart Nominations

Redactions: Poetry & Poetics has made its nominations for the 2016 Pushcart Prize. In the order of appearance in issue 20 are:

1. Angie Macri’s “Young Seahorse Viewed as a Transparency Object.” Page 6.
2. Randy Gonzales’ “Becoming.” Page 18-19.
3. Rob Cook’s “The Empty Dress.” Pages 22-23.
4. Amorak Huey’s “The Observer Effect Is Not the Same as the Uncertainty Principle.” Page 26.
5. Steve Mueske’s “The Crossing.” Pages 32-33.
6. Kristina Marie Darling’s “Jane Dark Addresses the Husband (II).” Page 41.

To read these poems, stories, and more, order a copy of issue 20 from here: http://www.etsy.com/shop/redactionspoetry.

You can also read the Pushcart Prize nominated poems here: http://www.redactions.com/pushcart-poems.asp.

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Redactions: Poetry & Poetics 2015 pushcart nominations

Redactions: Poetry & Poetics has made its nominations for the 2015 Pushcart Prize. In the order of appearance in issue 19 are:

1. Gabrielle Bates’ “Infatuation.” Page 7.
2. Susan Cohen’s “The Golden Hills of California.” Page 14.
3. Michael Robins’ “Poem for Tony Hayward.” Page 17.
4. James Grabill’s “The Rooster Is Nowhere If Not Awake.” Page 22.
5. Les Kay’s “Scheduling.” Page 25.
6. Jose D Trejo-Maya’s “Pane/Glass Glass/Pane.” Page 32.

To read these poems, stories, and more, order a copy of issue 19 from here: http://www.etsy.com/shop/redactionspoetry.

You can also read the Pushcart Prize nominated poems here: http://www.redactions.com/pushcart-poems.asp.

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Redactions: Poetry, Poetics, & Prose 2014 Pushcart Nominations

Redactions: Poetry, Poetics, & Prose has made its nominations for the 2014 Pushcart Prize. The nominees this year are all poems. In the order of appearance in issue 18 are:

1. Andrea Spofford’s “Tundra.” Page 8.
2. Mary Stone Dockery’s “The Idea of Brad.” Page 23.
3. Paul Allen’s “For the Spoken-Word Poet-Friend Who Drove up to Baton Rouge to Tell His Girlfriend to Get Lost and After 36 Hours of Both Crying, She Didn’t Get Lost, and He Was Glad.” Page 29.
4. Robert Gibbons’s “Experience & Art.” Page 54.
5. Ed Schelb’s “Portrait of Five Composers.” Pages 56-59.
6. David Lloyd’s “What Remains.” Pages 70-71.

To read these poems, stories, and more, order a copy of issue 18 from here: http://www.etsy.com/shop/redactionspoetry.

You can also read the Pushcart Prize nominated poems here: http://www.redactions.com/pushcart-poems.asp.

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Redactions: Poetry, Poetics, & Prose 2013 Pushcart Nominations

Redactions: Poetry, Poetics, & Prose has made its nominations for the 2013 Pushcart Prize. The nominees in the order of appearance in issues 16 and 17 are:

1. Nicholas Wong’s “Meteorology.” (Poem). Issue 16. Page 26.
2. Allan Peterson’s “Say the Causes.” (Poem). Issue 16. Page 43.
3. James Claffey’s “Ordinary Time.” (Fiction). Issue 16. Page 58.
4. Donald Illich’s “Surgery.” (Poem). Issue 17. Page 33.
5. Ben Berman’s “Droppings.” (Poem). Issue 17. Page 35.
6. Angela Woodward’s “She.” (Fiction). Issue 17. Pages 54-55.

To read these poems, stories, and more, order a copy of issue 17 from here: http://www.etsy.com/shop/redactionspoetry.

You can also read the Pushcart Prize nominated poems here: http://www.redactions.com/pushcart-poems.asp.

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