ISSN 2162-1675
Transom
is published each spring
and fall. A transom is the
bar of wood that
separates a door from the window
above it. What comes over the transom is lobbed, has grace, arcs in.
The
Editors
Kiki
Petrosino is the
author
of
Fort
Red Border (Sarabande, 2009). She holds graduate degrees
from the University of Chicago and the Iowa Writers' Workshop.
Her poems have appeared in
FENCE,
Gulf Coast,
Harvard Review,
Iowa Review,
and elsewhere. A
limited-edition chapbook,
The
Dark
is Here, was published in 2011 by Forklift, Ink. Her next
book will be published by Sarabande in 2013. Petrosino lives
and teaches in Louisville.
Dan
Rosenberg is the author of
The Crushing Organ
(Dream Horse
Press, 2012), which won the 2011
American
Poetry Journal Book Prize, and a chapbook,
A Thread
of Hands (Tilt Press, 2010). His poems, translations, and
reviews have
appeared in
Pleiades,
Conduit,
American Letters &
Commentary,
Mantis,
Kenyon Review Online, and elsewhere. A
graduate of the Iowa
Writers' Workshop, he is a PhD student at The University of
Georgia.
News
Transom
is
co-hosting
an AWP off-site reading.
Rescue Press, Canarium Books, Factory Hollow Press, and
Transom
invite
you to an offsite reading on Friday night, March 2nd, starting at
7:00pm. It’ll be a big old party with poetry, fiction, a film, a dream,
and an open bar.
The
address is:
656
West Randolph, #5E.
Dream: Kevin Gonzalez (Rescue)
Poetry: Darcie Dennigan (Canarium)
Poetry: Marc Rahe (Rescue)
Poetry: Ata Moharreri (Factory Hollow)
Poetry: Kaethe Schwehn (
Transom)
Fiction: Madeline McDonnell (Rescue)
Poetry: M.A. Vizsolyi (
Transom)
Poetry: Anthony Madrid (Canarium)
Poetry: Alex Phillips (Factory Hollow)
Short Film: Nick Twemlow (Canarium)
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We
are thrilled to announce our 2012 Pushcart nominees:
Nico Alvarado's
"After Lu Yu"
Dina Hardy's
"English Sparrow pg.
2360
Engraving"
Kristin Hatch's
"the need for aged buildings"
Alec Hershman's
"There Is No Lake"
Avram Kline's
"Brattleboro"
Gregory Lawless's
"White Bowl Filled with Water"
Congratulations and good luck to all of our nominees!