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2005
Poetry Prize Results
Final Judge: Marilyn Hacker
 Marilyn
Hacker is the author of ten books, including
Desesperanto (Norton 2003); Winter Numbers,
which received a Lambda Literary Award and the Lenore
Marshall Award of The Nation magazine and the
Academy of American Poets in 1995; Selected Poems,
which was awarded the Poets' Prize in 1996; the verse
novel Love, Death and the Changing of the Seasons,
and Squares and Courtyards, which appeared
in 2000. First Cities, a collection of her
first three books, including the National Book Award-winning
Presentation Piece, was also published in 2003.
She Says, a translated collection of Vénus
Khoury-Ghata's poems, in a bilingual edition, was published
by Graywolf Press in 2003; Birds and Bison,
translations of poems by Claire Malroux, will be published
by Sheep Meadow Press in fall 2004. She lives in New
York and Paris, and teaches at the City College of New
York and the CUNY Graduate Center.
2005
Indiana Review Poetry Prize Winner:
Box Series
Rebecca Dunham
Runner-Up
“Etymology for Clam Diggers”
Darcie Dennigan
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Runner-Up
“What I Hold”
Jessica Piazza
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Finalists
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“Noodling:
A Documentary”
Jessica Lindberg
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“In a Sauna
in Trumansburg”
Ed Weathers
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“Mapless City”
Stan Rubin |
“Pike Place Fish Market,
Seattle”
Kathy Dull
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“Othello...In Connecticut...In
1925”
Eric Clark Van Cleve
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“Celestial Navigation”
Elinor Benedict |
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“Final Letter”
Sandy Tseng
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“Pre-Autopsy”
Cynthia Edlow
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“Disengagement: Mendocino
County, California”
Edie Rhoads
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“Zamboni Has Left the
Building”
Nancy Everett
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“Leah Speaks of the Wilderness of Monkeys”
Linda Dove
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“Compasses”
Julie Gamberg |
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“Plunder”
“Augenblick”
Gail Martin |
“Hotel Window, Capitol
Hill”
Genine Lentine |
“A Rush
of Bees”
“On Learning the Percentage of Non-Professional
Head Neck Massages Which Do Not Lead to
Sexual Intercourse”
Susanna Childress |
For results of our 2004 Poetry Prize, click
here. |
