Dane Hamann
poetry
Books
Parsing the Echoes (2023) — ORDER SIGNED COPY
A Thistle Stuck in the Throat of the Sun (2021) — ORDER SIGNED COPY
Chapbooks
O MAD EVERYTHING (Ghost City Press, 2021) — DOWNLOAD/DONATE
Impossible Volumes (Ghost City Press, 2020) — DOWNLOAD/DONATE
What the River Made (Ghost City Press, 2018) — DOWNLOAD/DONATE
Q & A (Sutra Press, 2018) — OUT OF PRINT
The Cold Coast (Rinky Dink Press – Series Three, 2017) — OUT OF PRINT
Journals (Selected Online Work)
dadakuku // Cycotherapy (Haibun) // Cycotherapy (Poem) // Thimble Literary Magazine // OROTONE Journal // The Ekphrastic Review // Pine Row Press // The Headlight Review // Parentheses Journal // Harpur Palate // The Night Heron Barks // Figure 1 // Porridge Magazine // Recenter Press Journal // Ghost City Review // Kissing Dynamite // Barren Magazine // L'éphémère Review // Nice Cage // Two Peach // Switchback Journal // COUNTERCLOCK Journal // Wildness // Jet Fuel Review // Lines + Stars // Anthology of Chicago // Floodwall Magazine
2012 Illinois Emerging Writers Competition—Gwendolyn Brooks Poetry Award, 2nd Place
Daniel Hudson Burnham
Interviews
by Aaron Delee, Dan Fliegel, Dane Hamann, Anthony Opal, and C. Russell Price
by Aaron Delee, Dan Fliegel, Dane Hamann, Anthony Opal, and C. Russell Price
by Aaron Delee, Sarah Jenkins, C. Russell Price, Lana Rakhman, Christine Pacyk, Anthony Opal, Danielle Burhop, and Dane Hamann
by Danielle Burhop, Aaron Delee, Dane Hamann, Sarah Jenkins, Anthony Opal, Christine Pacyk, C. Russell Price, and Lana Rakhman
Reviews
A Thistle Stuck in the Throat of the Sun by Dane Hamann
(Duncan R. Jamieson, Sports Literature Association)
"[These poems] are vibrant and gritty; they draw you to vicariously feel the tired, sweat soaked body as you see the everlasting beauty of the land through which the runner (or bicyclist or hiker) moves."
Black-Eyed Heifer by Shelly Taylor
(Dane Hamann, TriQuarterly)
"Shelly Taylor’s debut effort, Black-Eyed Heifer, is a mosaic of form and language . . . It is a riptide pulling its readers out into the deep, powerful currents of nostalgia."
Water Puppets by Quan Barry
(Dane Hamann, TriQuarterly)
"There is a journalistic objectivity to Quan Barry’s new collection of poems, Water Puppets . . . There can be no denial: the winner of the 2010 Donald Hall Prize in Poetry is a demanding, worthwhile read."
Post- by Wayne Miller
(Dane Hamann, Adroit Journal)
"Post- is much like a reservoir . . . Volumes of Miller’s precise and resonant language flood every space within this book, creating a world of both gritty intensity and thoughtful poise. As a collection, Post- carries significant momentum. . ."
Four Reincarnations by Max Ritvo
(Dane Hamann, Whale Road Review)
"Wonderfully strange and achingly poignant, Max Ritvo's debut collection of poetry, Four Reincarnations, is vibrant with small worlds."
© 2014