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DARK REFUGE
Dark Refuge, a sequence of poems in an audio chapbook and online text, is now available for free, as well as an mp3 recording, e-book copy, and pdf file of the poetry. A print edition of the book and a cd may also be ordered.
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Tinted Distances by Edward Byrne (Turning Point Books, 2011) ISBN: 978-1936370337.
The poems of Edward Byrne’s Tinted Distances strongly inhabit the world, even as they meditate on how that world is perceived in art and memory.
"Tinted Distances is the achievement of a wise and discerning poet."
—Claudia Emerson
"(Tinted Distances) is a wonderful book, one that readers will return to again and again."
—Sherod Santos
"Tinted Distances is a tender meditation that reveals a careful eye and steady devotion to elegy and ode."
—Dorianne Laux
Tinted Distances is now available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Powell's.
The poems of Edward Byrne’s Tinted Distances strongly inhabit the world, even as they meditate on how that world is perceived in art and memory.
"Tinted Distances is the achievement of a wise and discerning poet."
—Claudia Emerson
"(Tinted Distances) is a wonderful book, one that readers will return to again and again."
—Sherod Santos
"Tinted Distances is a tender meditation that reveals a careful eye and steady devotion to elegy and ode."
—Dorianne Laux
Tinted Distances is now available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Powell's.
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Tinted Distances $15.00
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Dark Refuge (Whale Sound, 2011)
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DARK REFUGE
Dark Refuge, a sequence of poems in an audio chapbook and online text, is now available for free, as well as an mp3 recording, e-book copy, and pdf file of the poetry. A print edition of the book and a cd may also be ordered.
SEEDED LIGHT (Turning Point, 2010)
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Praise for SEEDED LIGHT:
Seeded Light by Edward Byrne (Turning Point Books, 2010)
Best Books of Indiana 2011: Finalist. Judges' Citation: "As the title implies, [Seeded Light] includes many poems where nature plays an important part. An emphasis on human relationships intertwines with natural description to give these poems philosophical and emotional depths. Byrne brings to life an old family farm gone fallow, a visit to an inn where the speaker spent his honeymoon, and Lester Young playing tenor sax." —Indiana Center for the Book, Indiana State Library
" ... is memorial and social, scenic and intimate ..."
—David Baker
" ... offers abundant evidence of a mind’s alertness to the world of nature and to modern urban reality ..."
—Alfred Corn
"... as mysterious and elusive as the permutations of light and shadow for which Byrne has such a canny eye ... subtly virtuosic displays of rhyme, alliteration, and assonance ..."
—Frank Wilson
The Philadelphia Inquirer
"Rich, shaded, and subtle in texture, with second lines often bleeding into the next couplet, these open couplets expand meaning, encouraging the reader to follow."
—Zara Raab
Poemeleon
"... there is always light, from the slimmest of glimmers to full moony illumination, and it is that light, seeded throughout, that we will remember, long after we close the pages and turn off the lamp."
—Barbara Crooker
Rattle
"The liveliness of any art, Byrne implicitly and convincingly argues, depends on union of emotion and intellect, design and accident."
—Lesley Wheeler
The Adirondack Review
“These poems take readers on very human journeys through translucent landscapes where the world is in some way in balance, or in touch, with what we are. They especially lend themselves to meditative reading, and their gift is a sense of deepened understanding of and participation in the natural world.”
—Janet McCann
Yanaguana Literary Review
"What makes Byrne's poems memorable is his control of plain language that serves as a guiding light."
—JL Kato
Tipton Poetry Journal
Seeded Light by Edward Byrne (Turning Point Books, 2010)
Best Books of Indiana 2011: Finalist. Judges' Citation: "As the title implies, [Seeded Light] includes many poems where nature plays an important part. An emphasis on human relationships intertwines with natural description to give these poems philosophical and emotional depths. Byrne brings to life an old family farm gone fallow, a visit to an inn where the speaker spent his honeymoon, and Lester Young playing tenor sax." —Indiana Center for the Book, Indiana State Library
" ... is memorial and social, scenic and intimate ..."
—David Baker
" ... offers abundant evidence of a mind’s alertness to the world of nature and to modern urban reality ..."
—Alfred Corn
"... as mysterious and elusive as the permutations of light and shadow for which Byrne has such a canny eye ... subtly virtuosic displays of rhyme, alliteration, and assonance ..."
—Frank Wilson
The Philadelphia Inquirer
"Rich, shaded, and subtle in texture, with second lines often bleeding into the next couplet, these open couplets expand meaning, encouraging the reader to follow."
—Zara Raab
Poemeleon
"... there is always light, from the slimmest of glimmers to full moony illumination, and it is that light, seeded throughout, that we will remember, long after we close the pages and turn off the lamp."
—Barbara Crooker
Rattle
"The liveliness of any art, Byrne implicitly and convincingly argues, depends on union of emotion and intellect, design and accident."
—Lesley Wheeler
The Adirondack Review
“These poems take readers on very human journeys through translucent landscapes where the world is in some way in balance, or in touch, with what we are. They especially lend themselves to meditative reading, and their gift is a sense of deepened understanding of and participation in the natural world.”
—Janet McCann
Yanaguana Literary Review
"What makes Byrne's poems memorable is his control of plain language that serves as a guiding light."
—JL Kato
Tipton Poetry Journal
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Seeded Light (Turning Point Books, 2010) is Edward Byrne's sixth collection of poetry. The refined poems of this volume invite the reader into a spacious world . . .
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ISBN 978-1934999783, 104 pages, $18.00
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Edward Byrne
Department of English
Valparaiso University
Valparaiso, IN 46383
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"One Poet's Notes" presents ongoing personal commentary by a poet/editor about contemporary poetry, fiction, and criticism, as well as various other issues relating to the literary arts, and it is intended to complement content in the semiannual publications, Valparaiso Poetry Review and Valparaiso Fiction Review.
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About Me
- Edward Byrne
- Valparaiso, IN, United States
- Edward Byrne is the author of eight collections of poetry, most recently a trilogy of volumes: TIDAL AIR (Pecan Grove Press, 2002), SEEDED LIGHT (Turning Point Books, 2010), and TINTED DISTANCES (Turning Point Books,2011). DARK REFUGE (2011), an audio chapbook offering a sequence of poems from AUTISM: A POEM, is available from Whale Sound. He has also edited two anthologies of poetry, including POETRY FROM PARADISE VALLEY (Pecan Grove Press, 2010). In addition, his essays of literary criticism have been published in various journals and book collections, including MARK STRAND (Chelsea House Publishers), edited by Harold Bloom; A CONDITION OF THE SPIRIT: THE LIFE AND WORK OF LARRY LEVIS (Eastern Washington University Press), edited by Christopher Buckley and Alexander Long; “Claudia Emerson: Literary Criticism” in POETRY FOR STUDENTS (Thomson Gale Publishing), edited by Ira Mark Milne; and DAVID BOTTOMS: CRITICAL ESSAYS AND INTERVIEWS (McFarland & Co.), edited by William Walsh. He is a professor in the English Department at Valparaiso University, where he serves as editor of VALPARAISO POETRY REVIEW and co-editor of VALPARAISO FICTION REVIEW. Contact: Edward.Byrne@Valpo.Edu
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Valparaiso Poetry Review presents poems, interviews, and essays by new, emerging, or well-known poets, including Sherman Alexie, David Baker, John Balaban, Walter Bargen, Claire Bateman, J.P. Dancing Bear, Jared Carter, Billy Collins, Mark Conway, Peter Cooley, Alfred Corn, Barbara Crooker, Kwame Dawes, Cornelius Eady, Lynnell Edwards, W.D. Ehrhart, Claudia Emerson, Bernardine Evaristo, Patricia Fargnoli, Annie Finch, Daisy Fried, Jeff Friedman, Carol Frost, Brendan Galvin, Reginald Gibbons, David Graham, Jonathan Holden, T.R. Hummer, Colette Inez, Gray Jacobik, Allison Joseph, Adrianne Kalfopoulou, Julia Kasdorf, David Kirby, Dorianne Laux, Laurence Lieberman, Frannie Lindsay, Diane Lockward, Rachel Loden, William Matthews, Walt McDonald, Alicia Ostriker, Elise Paschen, Kevin Pilkington, Stanley Plumly, Rochelle Ratner, Sherod Santos, Margot Schilpp, Vivian Shipley, Beth Simon, Jeffrey Skinner, Floyd Skloot, Dave Smith, Kate Sontag, Barry Spacks, Virgil Suarez, Catherine Tufariello, Brian Turner, Ingrid Wendt, Charles Wright, and many more.
BOOK REVIEWS IN VPR
Valparaiso Poetry Review contains other book reviews and essays on various poets, including Maggie Anderson, David Baker, John Balaban, Linda Bierds, Elizabeth Bishop, Marianne Boruch, David Bottoms, Jericho Brown, Jared Carter, Sharon Dolin, Rita Dove, Lynnell Edwards, Claudia Emerson, B.H. Fairchild, Patricia Fargnoli, Beth Ann Fennelly, Ann Fisher-Wirth, Jeff Friedman, Carol Frost, Brendan Galvin, Jorie Graham, Zbigniew Herbert, Brenda Hillman, Janet Holmes, Cathy Park Hong, Donald Justice, Adrianne Kalfopoulou, Ilya Kaminsky, Mary Karr, Ted Kooser, Philip Levine, Larry Levis, Rachel Loden, William Matthews, Campbell McGrath, Susan Mitchell, Gregory Orr, Michael Palmer, Sherod Santos, Vivian Shipley, William Stafford, Mark Strand, Brian Turner, Charles Wright, and others. Pages for these can be located in the archives section of VPR.
Submit Review Copies of Books
Authors and publishers are invited to submit review copies of recent books to the following address: Edward Byrne - Editor, Department of English, Valparaiso University, Valparaiso IN 46383-6493
Selected Poets Reviewed at "One Poet's Notes" (use blog search for commentary on additional poets)
- Ashbery, John
- Biddinger, Mary
- Bottoms, David
- Crane, Hart
- Dawes, Kwame
- Dickey, James
- Dunham, Rebecca
- Fairchild, B.H.
- Franklin, Jeffrey
- Fried, Daisy
- Friedman, Jeff
- Gehrke, Steve
- Heywood, Leslie
- Houlihan, Joan
- Hugo, Richard
- Hull, Lynda
- Jackson, Major
- Justice, Donald
- Kinnell, Galway
- Kumin, Maxine
- Kumin, Maxine
- Laux, Dorianne
- Levine, Philip
- Levine, Philip
- Levis, Larry
- Lowell, Robert
- Lowell, Robert
- Moore, Honor
- Mullen, Kay
- O'Hara, Frank
- Pape, Greg
- Pereira, Peter
- Roethke, Theodore
- Ryan, Kay
- Schilpp.Margot
- Simic, Charles
- Smith, Dave
- Snyder, Gary
- Stafford, William
- Strand, Mark
- Strand, Mark
- Suarez, Virgil
- Tobin, Daniel
- Townsend, Ann
- Turner, Brian
- Varnes, Kathrine
- Voigt, Ellen Bryant
- Walcott, Derek
- Walcott, Derek
- White, Philip
- Wright, Charles
- Wright, James
VPR Editor's Picks: Recommended Readings
POETRY AUDIO AND VIDEO LINKS
- Allen Tate (4/24/10)
- Armantrout, Rae (12/12/10)
- Arnold, Craig (5/8/09)
- Ashbery, John (3/8/09)
- Ashbery, John (7/27/07)
- Ashbery, John (7/28/09)
- Baker, David (7/1/07)
- Balaban, John (10/16/07)
- Bishop, Elizabeth (5/24/07)
- Bottoms, David (10/26/07)
- Carruth, Hayden (10/1/08)
- Collins, Billy (10/2/07)
- Digges, Deborah (4/14/09)
- Donald Davidson (4/24/10)
- Doty, Mark (12/13/08)
- Dybek, Stuart (9/29/07)
- Eady, Cornelius (2/9/10)
- Fairchild, B.H. (8/30/08)
- Ferlinghetti, Lawrence (3/24/09)
- Frost, Robert (3/26/10)
- Gildner, Gary (10/7/07)
- Ginsberg, Allen (11/28/07)
- Ginsberg, Allen (12/3/09)
- Hall, Donald (9/20/08)
- Hass, Robert (11/15/07)
- Hirsch, Edward (2/14/08)
- John Crowe Ransom (4/24/10)
- Kasdorf, Julia (9/16/07)
- Kinnell, Galway (2/1/08)
- Kinnell, Galway (2/1/08)
- Kumin, Maxine (6/6/08)
- Kumin, Maxine (6/6/09)
- Levine, Philip (1/10/08)
- Levine, Philip (1/10/08)
- Levine, Philip (1/10/08)
- Levine, Philip (7/19/08)
- Levine, Philip (9/7/09)
- Levis, Larry (6/9/07)
- Lindsay, Vachel (12/24/07)
- Lowell, Robert (8/18/07)
- Matthews, Sebastian (8/16/08)
- Meredith, William (5/31/07)
- Merwin, W.S. (4/21/09)
- Muldoon, Paul (6/22/09)
- O'Hara, Frank (6/27/08)
- Oliver, Mary (3/26/08)
- Oliver, Mary (3/26/08)
- Robert Penn Warren (4/24/10)
- Roethke, Theodore (6/16/07)
- Ryan, Kay (7/16/08)
- Sexton, Anne (11/9/09)
- Snodgrass, W.D. (1/5/09)
- Snyder, Gary (5/4/08)
- Stevens, Wallace (10/2/08)
- Thomas, Larry D. (11/27/07)
- Tobin, Daniel (10/23/07)
- Troupe, Quincy (4/29/09)
- Turner, Brian (11/10/07)
- Vendler, Helen (3/1/10)
- Walcott, Derek (11/9/08)
- Warren, Robert Penn (5/18/07)
- Wieners, John (6/23/08)
- Williams, William Carlos (11/7/07)
- Williams, William Carlos (12/26/07)
- Wright, C.D. (6/4/09)
- Wright, James (10/7/07)
An Elegant Epigraph
- Eliot, T.S. (On Contemporary Poets and Poets of the Past)
- Hugo, Richard (On Triggering the Imagination)
- Jarrell, Randall (On Qualities of a Critic)
- Kinnell, Galway (On Inspiration and the Poetic Process)
- Komunyakaa, Yusef (On Sound and Meaning in Poetry)
- Kunitz, Stanley (On the Poet and the Poem)
- Lowell, Robert (On Cooked Poetry and Raw Poetry)
- Matthews, William (On Subject Matter in Poetry)
- O'Hara, Frank (On Writing About Experience)
- Orr, Gregory (On Romanticism and the Personal Lyric)
- Pinsky, Robert (On the Medium of Poetry)
- Plath, Sylvia (On the Act of Writing)
- Simpson, Louis (On Truth in Poetry)
- Stevens, Wallace (John N. Serio on the Poet's Major Achivement)
- Wright, Charles (On the Free Verse Line)
- Yeats, W.B. (On Sources of Imagination)
Contemporary Poetry Series
VPR Poem of the Week
Each week One Poet's Notes will try to highlight work by a poet selected from the issues of Valparaiso Poetry Review. According to the children's rhyme, "Tuesday's child is full of grace." Therefore, graceful poems from VPR's issues will be featured on Tuesdays except when other posts with news or updates preempt the usual appearance of this item.
Past Featured Poets
- Aarnes, William
- Alexander, Jonathan
- Alexie, Sherman
- Auchter, Amanda
- Auchter, Amanda
- Balaban, John
- Balbo, Ned
- Balbo, Ned
- Ballard, Barry
- Ballard, Barry
- Ballard, Jon
- Ballard, Jon
- Bargen, Walter
- Bargen, Walter
- Barnstone, Tony
- Bartley, Jackie
- Bartley, Jackie
- Bateman, Claire
- Bateman, Claire
- Baumgaertner, Jill Pelåez
- Baumgaertner, Jill Pelåez
- Berger, Maxianne
- Bitting, Michelle
- Blaeser, Kimberly
- Bogen, Deborah
- Bogen, Deborah
- Bond, David
- Brewer, Gaylord
- Bridgford, Kim
- Broughton, T. Alan
- Bruck, Julie
- Burrows, E.G.
- Cervantes, James
- Cessac, Christopher
- Chasar, Mike
- Clark, Patricia
- Coles, Katharine
- Collins, Billy
- Conway, Mark
- Cooley, Peter
- Corn, Alfred
- Crooker, Barbara
- Crooker, Barbara
- Cuccio, Christine
- Dabydeen, Cyril
- Daly, Catherine
- Dancing Bear, J.P.
- Davis, Carol V.
- Dawes, Kwame
- Dobberstein, Michael
- Dobbs, Jeannine
- Donaghy, Daniel
- Donnelly, Susan
- Dunham, Rebecca
- Eady, Cornelius
- Eady, Cornelius
- Edwards, Lynnell
- Edwards, Lynnell
- Elbe, Susan
- Ellis, Chris
- Ellis, Chris
- Evaristo, Bernardine
- Evaristo, Bernardine
- Fargnoli, Patricia
- Fargnoli, Patricia
- Finch, Annie
- Fisher-Wirth, Ann
- Fishman, Charles
- Fox, Kate
- Friedman, Jeff
- Friman, Alice
- Frith, Carol
- Frost, Carol
- Galvin, Brendan
- Garvey, Pamela
- Gemin, Pamela
- Gibbons, Reginald
- Gibbons, Reginald
- Graham, David
- Gwen Hart
- Haines, Anne
- Hall, H. Palmer
- Henry, Daniel
- Hillila, Bernhard
- Holden, Jonathan
- Holden, Jonathan
- Inez, Colette
- Jacobik, Gray
- Kalfopoulou, Adrianne
- Karetnick, Jen
- Keeler, Greg
- Kemp, Robin
- Kercheval, Jesse Lee
- Knorr, Jeff
- Knox, John
- Koenen, Jan
- Kotzin, Miriam N.
- Kovacik, Karen
- Krapf, Norbert
- Krapf, Norbert
- Lachowski, Cheryl
- Lackaye, Stephen
- Laux, Dorianne
- Lechliter, Gary
- Lewis, Lisa
- Lieberman, Laurence
- Lietz, Robert
- Lightsey Darst
- Lindsay, Frannie
- Linxweiler, Mary
- Lisk, Thomas David
- Loden, Rachel
- Long, Joel
- MacPherson, Jennifer
- Matthews, William
- McCann, Janet
- McCann, Janet
- McCollough, Joel
- McDonald, Walt
- McDonald, Walt
- Montgomery, Judith
- Mulkey, Rick
- Nelson, Paul
- Newberry, Jeff
- Nicoletti, Joey
- Nieves, John A.
- Nordhaus, Jean
- O'Connell, Richard
- Ostriker, Alicia
- Paschen, Elise
- Pau-Llosa, Ricardo
- Peckham, Joel
- Perry, Margaret
- Perry, Margaret
- Peterson, Allan
- Pfingston, Roger
- Pfingston, Roger
- Philip Dacey
- Pilkington, Kevin
- Pilkington, Kevin
- Plumly, Stanley
- Poloskey, Marianne
- Rabas, Kevin
- Ramspeck, Doug
- Ratner, Rochelle
- Reiter, Thomas
- Reposa, Carol Coffee
- Rich, Susan
- Rioux, James
- Robbins, Liz
- Roberts, Suzanne
- Ruff, John
- Santos, Sherod
- Santos, Sherod
- Schilpp, Margot
- Schmeer, Matthew W.
- Schwed, Maggie
- Sebastian Matthews
- Serchuk, Peter
- Serchuk, Peter
- Serchuk, Peter
- Shipers, Carrie
- Signorelli-Pappas, Rita
- Silsbee, Ann
- Simon, Beth
- Skloot, Floyd
- Skloot, Floyd
- Skloot, Floyd
- Skloot, Floyd
- Smith, Dave
- Sontag, Kate
- Sontag, Kate
- Sternberg, Ricardo
- Stine, Alison
- Stinson, Donald
- Suarez, Virgil
- Taylor, Marilyn
- Thomas, Larry
- Tobin, Daniel
- Tufariello, Catherine
- Varnes, Kathrine
- Vogt, Benjamin
- Walders, Davi
- Washburn, Laura Lee
- Wendt, Ingrid
- Wilson, Anne
- Wixon, Vincent
- Wohlfeld, Valerie
- Wohlfeld, Valerie
- Wohlfeld, Valerie
- Wright, Charles
- Wright, Kirk M.
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2 comments:
There's just something about Autumn and the autumn leaves. You've given me inspiration to write something about autumn (=
Beautiful pictures you have, edward. Always look forward to your photo friday's
Thanks very much for your comment. Yes, autumn often inspires both photography and poetry for me due to its vivid imagery, but also because of the explicit nature of quick and complete transition so evident in the details one observes, as well as the essential metaphors they suggest.
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