"Ryo Yamaguchi Named Publisher at Copper Canyon Press" "'I’ve been reading Copper Canyon books since I was eighteen years old,' Yamaguchi said. 'Simply being part of this organization is a dream come true, and I step into this leadership role backed by a half century of institutional wisdom advocating for the vitality of poetry in our lives....We’ve got so much on the horizon—books from familiar voices, books from new voices; new partnerships, new formats, new focus.'" via PUBLISHERS WEEKLY |
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What Sparks Poetry: Jessica E. Johnson on "Of Daylight Saving Time, MyFitnessPal, and Indoor/Outdoor Cats" "I want to weave in my long, stubborn opposition to hierarchy, noting how eyes trained on hierarchy and classification will miss what is rich, intricate, and inherently valuable in favor of an arbitrary metric. Rich, intricate, valuable: the adjectives call up the sword fern, mahonia, and yellow stream violet that grow under the tall, broad cedar I love and try to listen to, the whole system around her unsuited to commodification." |
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