poetry

"Thankful for Now," from Davis's book, "Native Species," was recently featured on the NPR station out of Spokane, Washington.

“Notes from the Allegheny Front,” a podcast series by Todd Davis, professor of environmental studies and English, will appear several times during each semester.

"Assisted Living," winner of the 2016 Brick Road Poetry Press Prize, is comprised of 72 demi-sonnets, a seven-line poetic form that Murphy devised. The poems encompass the life span experience, ranging from childhood to aging and caregiving.

Winner of the Oregon Book Award, Wilkins is the author of a memoir, "The Mountain and the Fathers," as well as of three books of poetry, "When We Were Birds," "Notes from the Journey Westward," and "Killing the Murnion Dogs."

The newly expanded and redesigned edition will include the original poetry as well as new poems.

Wesley will read as part of a celebration of Autumn House Press's 20th Anniversary at the Association of Writers and Writing Programs conference.

Davis's poem "Taxidermy: Cathartes aura" was selected as the publications Poem of the Week.