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NER in Best American 2013

February 25, 2013

BAMS13We’ve just been informed that that “The Ring of Kerry” by Dennis McFadden, which appeared in NER 33.2, has been selected for Best American Mystery Stories 2013, edited by Otto Penzler and Lisa Scottoline. The book will come out this fall.

BAP13And three poems from NER have been chosen for Best American Poetry 2013, guest edited by Denise Duhamel (series editor David Lehman). We can’t tell you which poems, but we can congratulate the authors: Laura Kasischke, Adrienne Su, and Paisley Rekdal. The book will be released in September.

Filed Under: NER Community Tagged With: Adrienne Su, Best American Mystery Stories 2013, Best American Poetry 2013, Dennis McFadden, Laura Kasischke, Paisley Rekdal

Miss Congeniality

May 15, 2012

Space in Chains

Laura Kasischke’s poem “Miss Congeniality” appeared in NER 26.4 (2005):

There’s a name given
after your death
and a name you must answer to while you’re alive.

Like flowers, my friends—nodding, nodding. My
enemies, like space, drifting
away. They

praised my face, my enunciation, and the power
I freely relinquished, and the fires
burning in the basements

of my churches,
and the pendulums swinging
above my towers.

[read more]

Filed Under: NER Classics Tagged With: Laura Kasischke, Miss Congeniality

Laura Kasischke wins NBCC Award in poetry

March 12, 2012

Congratulations to the 2012 winners of the National Book Critics Circle Award, including NER contributor Laura Kasischke, who won in poetry for her book Space, in Chains (Copper Canyon). Laura Kasischke first appeared in NER in 1994 (16.1), and most recently in our current issue (32.4).

Here are three other poems by Kasischke published in NER and available in full online:

“Miss Congeniality” (26.4), “Riddle” (29.2), and “They Say” (30.2).

 

Filed Under: News & Notes Tagged With: Laura Kasischke, National Book Critics Circle Award

News & Notes | New York Times Notable Books of 2011

December 5, 2011

Frequent NER contributor Laura Kasischke’s book Space, In Chains (Copper Canyon Press) has been named a Notable Book of 2011 by The New York Times.

Three poems by Kasischke published in NER are available online:

“Miss Congeniality” (26.4), “Riddle” (29.2), and “They Say” (30.2).

From “They Say”:

one-twelfth of our lives is wasted
standing in a line.

The sacred path of that.

Filed Under: News & Notes Tagged With: Laura Kasischke, Miss Congeniality, NYT Notable Books, Riddle, Space Between Humans & Gods, Space In Chains, They Say

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