Splice - Borruso, Anthony
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Winner of the 2024 Louise Bogan Award, Anthony Borruso's Splice melds contemporary pop culture with enduring questions. This dynamic, sometimes darkly humorous montage of identity, chronic illness, and artistic homage examines the concept of selfhood. Navigating a disorienting experience of a chronic illness where thoughts "get stopped up / like an autumn gutter," the speaker shape-shifts into a multitude of voices that reconcile and congeal a fragmented existence. Splice ultimately explores our constant cycle of reinvention and imitation, an engine that both holds us back and moves us forward.…mehr

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Winner of the 2024 Louise Bogan Award, Anthony Borruso's Splice melds contemporary pop culture with enduring questions. This dynamic, sometimes darkly humorous montage of identity, chronic illness, and artistic homage examines the concept of selfhood. Navigating a disorienting experience of a chronic illness where thoughts "get stopped up / like an autumn gutter," the speaker shape-shifts into a multitude of voices that reconcile and congeal a fragmented existence. Splice ultimately explores our constant cycle of reinvention and imitation, an engine that both holds us back and moves us forward.
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Anthony Borruso is the winner of the 2024 Louise Bogan Poetry Award selected by Oliver de la Paz. He is a 2023 Best New Poet and was selected as a finalist for Beloit Poetry Journal's Adrienne Rich Award by Natasha Trethewey. His poems have been published or are forthcoming in Denver Quarterly, Action, Spectacle, Pleiades, The Cincinnati Review, The Journal, Gulf Coast, Colorado Review, and elsewhere. Splice, his debut full-length poetry collection, was a finalist for the Hollis Summer Poetry Prize and a semifinalist for the St.Lawrence Book Award and Minds on Fire Open Book Prize. He holds a Ph.D. in Creative Writing from Florida State University where he served as Poetry Editor for Southeast Review. Anthony lives in Tampa, Florida, and is currently a Visiting Assistant Professor of Instruction at The University of South Florida.