wyatt prunty

"Fallen from the Symboled World"

This study evaluates figure and form in contemporary poetry, especially the powers of simile and ...

As We Were Saying

Every summer for the past thirty years, the Sewanee Writers' Conference has gathered a community ...

Couldn’t Prove, Had to Promise

In his ninth collection of poems, Wyatt Prunty explores the comic and lyric intersection of the r...

What Women Know, What Men Believe

Sewanee Writers on Writing

For two weeks every year, literary figures from throughout the country gather in rural Sewanee, T...

Balance as Belief

In Wyatt Prunty's new collection of poems, people either keep their balance or, doubting it, tip ...

The Times Between

'In Wyatt Prunty's poetry, familiar things and places, old things and new things, lost things, lo...

Unarmed and Dangerous

Wyatt Prunty's poems have been described as 'quiet, reflective, and of unexpected depth' (Howard ...

Candy

Dan Albergotti's Candy is a book steeped in sound and silence. Sound in the form of song, of chao...

Novice

'How close can a person come to home when their family has deserted it? Guided by this question, ...

Driving the Beast

Driving the Beast is a book about movement. Christopher Bakken's poems shift between Greece and t...