| South Carolina | | | Contribution by:
| Gardner, Stephen
Albergotti, Dan
Allen, Gilbert
Allen, Paul
Autrey, Ken
Bailey, Jane
Barrett, Fran
Bassett, Frederick
Bassett, Michael
Bateman, Claire
Bernardin, Libby
Blossom, Laurel
Bowers, Cathy Smith
Briggs, Farley
Corey, Stephen
Cumming, Robert
Davidson, Phebe
Dawes, Kwame
Denberg, Ken
Derrick, Curtis
Eisiminger, Skip
Enelow, James
Epps, Edwin C.
Ferguson, Linda Annas
Fishbein, Joan
Flythe, Starkey Jr.
Forhan, Chris
Garcia, Richard
Garrett, George
Goding, Cecile
Gomez, Vera
Goodwin, Aly
Gould, Lauren
Green, Lindsay
Greer, Ben
Harper, Linda Lee
Harris, Melanie G.
Hypes, Jannette
Johnson, Thomas L.
Kelly, Angela
Lane, John
Lisk, Thomas David
Ludvigson, Susan
Madden, Ed
McClanahan, Rebecca
McCord, Terri
McCullough, Ken
McManus, Ray
Meleck, Maurine
Meyers, Susan Laughter
Mulkey, Rick
Parham, Robert
Peterson, Jim
Rachlin, Ellen
Rash, Ron
Richardson, Alex
Rigney, Harriet Popham
Robinson, Lee
Sens, Jean-Mark
Slesinger, Warren
Slusher, Brian
Spearen, Charlene
Stamps, Laura
Starkey, David
Stevens, Susan Finch
Stiles, Dennis Ward
Trakas, Deno
Van Cleave, Ryan G.
Welch, Ceille Baird
Wentworth, Majory
Wildsmith, Dana
Wright, William
Young, Tommy Scott | | Editor:
| Gardner, Stephen
Wright, William
Wright, William | | Series title: | The Southern Poetry Anthology Ser. | | ISBN: | 978-1-933896-06-9 | | Publication Date: | Oct 2007 | | Publisher: | Texas Review Press
| | Book Format: | Paperback | | List Price: | USD $10.00 | Book Description:
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The Southern Poetry Anthology Volume I: South Carolina is the first in a series of poetry anthologies that will focus on contemporary poetry of the American South, region by region. In this inaugural collection, editors William Wright and Stephen Gardner have collected and compiled the work of seventy-six poets who claim--or have claimed sometime in their life--South Carolina as home and as a palpable influence on their work. The Southern Poetry Anthology Volume I: South Carolina is the first in a series of poetry anthologies that will focus on contemporary poetry of the American South, region by region. In this inaugural collection, editors William Wright and Stephen Gardner have collected and compiled the work of seventy-six poets who claim--or have claimed sometime in their life--South Carolina as home and as a palpable influence on their work. | |