See what TFP’s community of poets has been working on!
- Patrick Donnelly, TFP Program Director, will release Willow Hammer (Four Way Books, March 2025).
- Rachel Richardson, TFP board member, has published her third book, Smother (W.W. Norton, February 2025). From this collection, “Domestic“ was published in The Atlantic.
- Yuki Tanaka, Former Bull City Press Chapbook winner, will publish Chronicle of Drifting, (Copper Cannon Press, April 2025).
- Meg Kearney, TFP Advisory Board member, will release her new heroic crown, Cardiac Thrill (Green Linden Press, September 2025). Save the date for a virtual launch on 9/4! Several of the sonnets have been published/accepted for publication this year, including in Vox Populi, Post Road, and Ploughshares.
- Saúl Hernández, 2024 finalist for TFP’s Dartmouth poet-in-residence, was awarded a 2025 Fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts.
- Carlene Gadapee, Poetry Seminar alum, former TFP docent, board member, and educational consultant, has published What To Keep (Finishing Line Press, February 2025).
- Janice N. Harrington, 2024 Poetry Seminar faculty member, published Yard Show (BOA Editions, October 2024).
- Rebecca Foust, 2014 TFP poet-in-residence and current advisory board member, released You Are Now Leaving The American Sector (Backbone Press, October 2024).
- Joann Deiudicibus, Poetry Seminar alum, released Lost & Found (Finishing Line Press, 2025).
- Ali Beheler, 2024 Poetry Seminar alum, had a big year!
- Winner of the Milton J. Kessler Memorial Prize at Harpur Palate Literary Review: “Self-Portrait, or, what do you call the part of me that is”–This poem was workshopped in the seminar, so thank you, Patrick and participants!
- Finalist in the Milton J. Kessler Memorial Prize: “like Orpheus, led you :: like Orpheus, turned on you”
- Published in ballast journal in January: “Form at the Edge of Air (lying by your side: A Burning Sonnet Crown”
- Published in Tupelo Quarterly in January: “Persistence”
- Major Jackson, TFP’s 2004 poet-in-residence, is selected to host a daily poetry podcast, The Slowdown.
- Sarah Audsley, Assistant to the Director of TFP 2012-2015, released her first book, Landlock X (Texas A&M University Press, 2023).
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