Sandra Stone’s poem “Snow Whippets” was named the 2010 winner of the Lucille Medwick award for a single poem on a humanitarian theme by the Poetry Society of America, as well as the 2010 winner of the Campbell Corner prize for Distinguished Entry in the philosophic lyric and the 2008 winner of the Dana Award for linguistic invention. Her work has appeared in The Hudson Review, New Republic, SW Review, among other publications.

“Here is a real discovery—the secret book like the secret room one dreams about. Sandra Stone’s is that rare original voice which seems to come from an awareness so unusual it can’t help but be true to itself, its only real model. Brought to light out of a mother lode of language, Sandra Stone’s poems create, never merely receive them. This is generous and vibrant poetry.” –Sandra McPherson 

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Poetry Society of America

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