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2018 Year in Review

Poetry Northwest has published more excellent work online and in print in 2018 than it has during any year in the past decade. And to spotlight some of that work—the best and most-read poems, essays and interviews first published in the past year—we offer this gathering of beautiful sentences. Here, you’ll find links to the work of our six Pushcart Prize nominees, as well as to our most-read pieces for each half of the year. From all of us at Poetry Northwest: Thank you for reading. Stay awake. See you in the new year

Pushcart Nominees 2018

OLIVER DE LA PAZ
Thirty-One Tiny Failures and One Labyrinth: On Parenting and Writing

CHRIS DOMBROWSKI
Bird in My Boot

RODNEY GOMEZ
Their Bodies a Xylophone

KATIE PETERSON
Sad Americans

ALEXANDRA TEAGUE
Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory

DEVON WALKER-FIGUEROA
King’s Valley

Most Read on the Web in 2018

Winter & Spring

DUY DOAN
Three Poems

MATTHEW GELLMAN
Sister, Far Ahead

VINCENT HISCOCK
Two Poems

Summer & Fall

TOBY ALTMAN
from Discipline Park

ALICIA MOUNTAIN
Two Poems

SIERRA NELSON
Nothing Keeps Me Company! An Interview with Alice Notley