The 2011 Winner of the Anne Halley Poetry Prize is Joanne Dominique Dwyer for her poem Bull’s-eye Volume 51, Issue 2 Joanne Dominique Dwyer was born and raised in New York State, but has lived in New Mexico for most of her adult life where she studied and practiced Acupuncture for a number of years . . .
Read MoreThe 2010 Winner of the Anne Halley Poetry Prize is Donald Morrill for his poem Enemy Infant! Volume 50, Issue 3 Donald Morrill is the author of two volumes of poetry, At the Bottom of the Sky and With Your Back to Half the Day, as well as four books of nonfiction: The Untouched Minutes (winner of the River . . .
Read MoreThe 2009 Winner of the Anne Halley Poetry Prize is Marilyn Hacker for her poems Ghazal: min al-hobbi ma khatal, and Ghazal: dar al-harb Volume 49, Issue 1&2 Marilyn Hacker is the author of eleven books of poems, most recently Essays on Departure: New and Selected Poems (Carcanet Press, UK, 2006) and Desesperanto (Norton, 2003). Recent . . .
Read MoreThe 2008 Winner of the Anne Halley Poetry Prize is Ralph Black for 21st Century Lecture Volume 48, Issue 3 Ralph Black’s poems have appeared in the Carolina Quarterly and the Georgia and Gettysburg Reviews, among other journals. His first book, Turning Over the Earth, was published by Milkweed Editions. He teaches at SUNY . . .
Read MoreThe 2007 winner of the Anne Halley Poetry Prize is Bob Hicok for “First Do No Harm.” Volume 46, Issue . Bob Hicok’s first book of poetry, The Legend of Light (University of Wisconsin Press, 1995), received the Felix Pollak Prize in Poetry and was named a 1997 ALA Booklist Notable Book of the Year. His . . .
Read MoreThe 2006 winner of the Anne Halley Poetry Prize is Brian Swann for “Birds in the Woods.” Volume 46, Issue 4. Brian Swann is the author of several poetry collections, including St. Francis and the Flies (Autumn House Press, 2016), winner of the 2015 Autumn House Poetry Prize; Snow House (Pleiades Press, 2006), winner of the Lena-Miles Wever . . .
Read MoreThe 2005 winner of the Anne Halley Poetry Prize is Diane Wald for “the corgis of queen elizabeth.” Volume 45, Issue 2 Diane Wald has published four chapbooks (faustinetta, gegenschein, trapunto from Cervena Barva Press, Target of Roses from Grande Ronde Press, My Hat That Was Dreaming from White Fields Press, and Double Mirror from Runaway Spoon Press) and won the Green Lake . . .
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