Adam Day: Adam Day is the recipient of a Poetry Society of America Chapbook Fellowship, a PEN Emerging Writers Award, and an Al Smith Fellowship from the Kentucky Arts Council. His work has appeared in Boston Review, The Kenyon Review, American Poetry Review, AGNI, The Iowa Review, and others.
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S FEET IN MOURNING CLEAN LINES, DIFFUSE LIGHTING LETTER FROM AN UNKNOWN WOMAN SMOKE II. SLEEPING WITH UNCLE LESTER COMING IN FROM THE BACK PORCH AT NIGHT THE CHILDREN, THE GRASS ROMANTIC CONCEIT THE LEAVING TIME AWAY THE DINNER PARTY WINTER INVENTORY ABANDONED HOUSE THE INSOMNIAC THE COW III. BLIND ATTIS STAG HOLOFERNES LETTERS ON SPACE AND HANDS FAMILY ROMANCE FIELD GUIDE THE REVOLUTION ANOOSH
S OBITUARY FOR HIMSELF, TO HIS SON SNOW IN A BRICK COURTYARD DIORAMA
(SCARLET AND LIVER) FROM AN INTERVIEW WITH KENZABURO OE, WITH STAGE DIRECTIONS FROM SYNGE
S RIDERS TO THE SEA
