diurne

Happy Pub Day, DIURNE!

Diurne is officially out in the world! You can catch poem 1 here, poem 2, tweeted hourly, here, and poems 3 and 4 here. The rest you’ll have to read in the book, which can be purchased here or here. Check out the events page for upcoming readings, which will feature Fossils and Diurne. 

Also, if you want me to send you a poetry postcard, made in collaboration with Diurne‘s cover artist Pecos Pryor, send me a message!

DIURNE: Winner of 2019 Tupelo Press Sunken Garden Chapbook Award

Thrilled to announce that my project, DIURNE, which was written over the course of a month while at Vermont Studio Center in 2017, has been selected by Timothy Donnelly as the winner of the 2019 Tupelo Press Sunken Garden Chapbook Award!

Kristin George Bagdanov’s Diurne begins with the proclamation:  “a line each hour of waking / a poem each day of making.”  In the gorgeously lyrical hybrid text that follows, Bagdanov does the nearly impossible—that is, she merges procedural and confessional modes of writing.  The end result is a text as deeply felt as it is restrained, as grounded as it is philosophical in its implications.

Read more about the prize, finalists & semi-finalists here.

You can read a blogpost that goes into detail about the logic behind this project here.