Announcing Zócalo’s Third Annual Poetry Prize Winner
Congratulations to Amy Glynn, Author of ‘Shoreline,’ This Year’s Best Poem on Place
Zócalo’s daily humanities journalism aims to shed light on critical issues and trends that explain our shared human condition. Zócalo strives to do the same thing with the new poems we publish every Friday. We’re proud that, over the past six years, we’ve become a welcoming space for both established and emerging poets to share their work.
For the past two years, in conjunction with our annual book prize, we’ve honored the writer of the poem that best evokes a connection to place—which we interpret quite broadly. In 2012, Jody Zordrager …
