What Our Writers Are Up to Now: 2010
Sara Burge, “Geometry” Sara Burge’s first book, Apocalypse Ranch, won the De Novo award and was published by C&R Press in Fall 2010. Her poems have appeared in The Virginia Quarterly Continue reading
Sara Burge, “Geometry” Sara Burge’s first book, Apocalypse Ranch, won the De Novo award and was published by C&R Press in Fall 2010. Her poems have appeared in The Virginia Quarterly Continue reading
Joshua Mehigan, “Promenade,” “The Umbrella Man” Joshua Mehigan’s book, The Optimist, was published in 2004, was a finalist for the 2005 Los Angeles Times Book Prize, and the Hollis Summers Poetry Prize. Continue reading
Since the Dogwood publication in the spring of 2003, our authors have been hard at work striving to further their careers. Many of our authors have made achievements, receiving awards and publishing Continue reading
Announcing the 2012 Dogwood Award Winners! I’d like to thank our judges, Katie Riegel and Ira Sukrungruang, who received the blind-submission finalists chosen by our editors. Special thanks go to Continue reading
In the midst of reading submissions for our 2011-2012 issue, I have the opportunity to look over comments from my undergraduate crew of Assistant Editors and occasionally to disagree with Continue reading
If you’d like to allow us to put part or all of your published Dogwood content online, please let us know. We’d appreciate it! Also, strangely enough, we are missing Continue reading
Dogwood: A Journal of Poetry and Prose has resumed publication in 2011 with new editor Sonya Huber and a contest with $500 prizes in three genres. We’re blogging and Twittering Continue reading
These are the fruits of the dogwood, which I have seen hanging from trees in Connecticut. Whether they are edible or not is not clear. I have a lot to Continue reading
Dogwood Issue 2008 is not among our archives, but we are actively seeking a copy. Do you have one you’d like to donate? It looks lovely and I am Continue reading