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The All-Purpose Magical Tent
Lytton Smith
Nightboat Books distributed by University Press of New England
2009 • 80 pp. 6 x 9"
Poetry
$14.95 Paper, 978-0-9767185-0-5
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This debut collection of poetry is the winner of the Nightboat Poetry prize selected by Terrance Hayes.
Endorsements:
“…a subtle fusion of wit and whims.”—Mark Ford
Awards/Recognition:
PSA Chapbook Competiion for Monster Theory 2006 Nightboat Poetry Prize 2007
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LYTTON SMITH was born in Galleywood, England, and lives in NYC. His work has appeared in American Letters & Commentary, The Atlantic, Colorado Review, Denver Quarterly, and Verse. A chapbook, Monster Theory, was published by the Poetry Society of America in 2008, selected by Kevin Young. He helps run Blind Tiger Poets, an organization to promote contemporary poetry, and Mystery Bench Press. He received an MFA from Columbia University. Lytton is named for Edward Bulwer-Lytton, the Victorian novelist who first coined the novel opening, "It was a dark and stormy night."
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