Crab Orchard Review Vol. 12, No. 2, our
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the Crab Orchard Series in Poetry 2000 Open Competition Award THIS COUNTRY OF MOTHERS Poems by Julianna Baggott “Julianna Baggott has a fierce imagination which probes the ordinary details of a woman’s life and lights up both the sacred and profane. In a poem called ‘Blurbs,’ she half-facetiously hopes for the words ‘sexy,’ ‘elegance,’ and ‘bite’ to be applied to her work. Happily, in this book, she earns all three.”—Linda Pastan, author of Carnival Evening: New and Selected Poems 1968–1998 Series Editor, Jon Tribble “Baggott’s world is haunted by blood, miscarriage, suicide, and family love—and set against the world of the Bible.…In these large, passionate, compelling poems, the speaker’s family and the holy family merge in love and suffering—wholly family, wholly loved, wholly suffered for.”—Andrew Hudgins, author of Babylon in a Jar: Poems and The Glass Hammer: A Southern Childhood Copublished with Crab Orchard Review 80 pages ISBN 0-8093-2381-8, $14.95 paper Available at major retailers and independent bookstores, or from southern illinois university press ORDERS & INQUIRIES • TEL 800-621-2736 • FAX 800-621-8476 www.siu.edu/~siupress
the Crab Orchard Series in Poetry Series Editor, Jon Tribble Winter Amnesties Poems by Elton Glaser “Elton Glaser’s poems are classic in the best sense of the word: he achieves stateliness without stuffiness and form without confinement.” —Lucia Perillo 77 pages ISBN 0-8093-2305-2 , $14.95 paper Copublished with Crab Orchard Review 1998 Open Competition Award Winners CROSSROADS AND UNHOLY WATER Poems by Marilene Phipps “[T]his collection embraces awe and woe through curses and praise that unearth a meeting place for the unspeakable as well as culminant beauty—a book of acknowledgment and ritual.”—Yusef Komunyakaa 71 pages ISBN 0-8093-2306-0, $14.95 paper Available at major retailers and independent bookstores, or from southern illinois university press ORDERS & INQUIRIES • TEL 800-621-2736 • FAX 800-621-8476 www.siu.edu/~siupress
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the <strong>Crab</strong> <strong>Orchard</strong> Series<br />
in Poetry<br />
Series Editor, Jon Tribble<br />
Winter<br />
Amnesties<br />
Poems by Elton Glaser<br />
“Elton Glaser’s poems are classic<br />
in the best sense of the word: he<br />
achieves stateliness without stuffiness<br />
and form without confinement.”<br />
—Lucia Perillo<br />
77 pages<br />
ISBN 0-8093-2305-2 , $14.95 paper<br />
Copublished with <strong>Crab</strong> <strong>Orchard</strong> <strong>Review</strong><br />
1998 Open Competition Award Winners<br />
CROSSROADS<br />
AND UNHOLY<br />
WATER<br />
Poems by Marilene Phipps<br />
“[T]his collection embraces awe<br />
and woe through curses and praise<br />
that unearth a meeting place for the<br />
unspeakable as well as culminant<br />
beauty—a book of acknowledgment<br />
and ritual.”—Yusef Komunyakaa<br />
71 pages<br />
ISBN 0-8093-2306-0, $14.95 paper<br />
Available at major retailers and independent bookstores, or from<br />
southern illinois university press<br />
ORDERS & INQUIRIES • TEL 800-621-2736 • FAX 800-621-8476<br />
www.siu.edu/~siupress