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Salt Anthology of New Writing 2013

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Product details

  • ISBN 9781844719198
  • Dimensions: 127 x 203mm
  • Publication Date: 28 Jul 2013
  • Publisher: Salt Publishing
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Paperback
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Description

Salt’s annual anthologies of new writing showcase the best in short fiction and poetry from established and up-and-coming writers from around the world. This new selection of winners and runners-up from the inaugural International Salt Prizes has been chosen by judges and publishers, Chris and Jen Hamilton-Emery.

The contributors come from Canada, India, Ireland, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and the United States of America, reflecting both the wealth of new writing and the extent to which English has become a world language: transcending national boundaries and building a global community of literary practitioners.

Featuring (in alphabetical order):

Winners

Claire Askew, Armando Celayo, Sarah-Clare Conlon, Tania Hershman, Paul McMahon, Jay Merill, Pearse Murray, Rebecca Perry and Jonathan Pinnock.

Runners-up

Jenna Butler, Joanna Campbell, Phillip Crymble, Peter Daniels, Tim Erickson, Kevlin Henney, Annemarie Hoeve, Danielle McLaughlin, Catharine Mee, Alban Miles, Matthew Morgan, Dan Powell, Allie Rogers, Cherise Saywell, Aidan Semmens, Jose Varghese, Judi Walsh, Adam Wilshaw, Nicholas YH Wong, Jan Woolf and Jane Yeh
About
Chris Emery is the author of five poetry collections, including Modern Fog and, most recently, Wonder. He is the Director of Salt and a leading figure in independent publishing. His poetry is celebrated for its musicality and forensic eye, often dwelling on the sacred landscapes and history of North Norfolk. Widely anthologised, his work explores the beauty of the mundane and the dreamscape. He lives and works in Cromer. Jen Hamilton-Emery is Salt's Managing Director, but like everyone else in the business, she has a finger in almost every pie. She has been with Salt since its start 14 years ago and she struggles to think of a better line of work: nothing quite beats the thrill of discovering a must-publish manuscript or being one of the first to see our new books fresh from the printer's.