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Tupelo PressDan Beachy-Quick
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BiographyChicago born, Dan Beachy-Quick grew up in Colorado and upstate New York. He attended Hamilton College, the University of Denver, and the Iowa Writer’s Workshop. He has taught writing at the School of Art Institute of Chicago, and currently he is an assistant professor of English at Colorado State University. Beachy-Quick is the author of three previous books of poems, North True South Bright (Alice James, 2003), Spell (Ahsahta, 2004), and Mulberry (also available from Tupelo, 2006); of the chapbooks Mobius Crowns (with Srikanth Reddy: P-Queue, 2008) and Apology for the Book of Creatures (Ahsahta, 2008); and a book of essays, A Whaler’s Dictionary (Graywolf, 2008).LinksClick here to hear a reading by Dan Beachy-Quick at Northwestern University’s 2009 Spring Festival of Writers, recorded by Chicago Public Radio.Read Dan-Beachy-Quick’s essay “Dissembling My Childhood,” from the New York Times Magazine’s “Modern Love” column. Read Dan Beachy-Quick’s astonishing and profoundly insightful review of Martin Corless Smith’s Nota. Reviews of Dan Beachy-Quick's Mulberry Reviews of Dan Beachy-Quick's This Nest, Swift Passerine Tupelo Press |