Tenth Annual Denise Levertov Award
with Luci Shaw
Thursday, May 16, 7:00 pm
Co-sponsored by the SPU English Department and the SPU MFA Program in Creative Writing
The Levertov Award is presented annually in the spring to an artist or creative writer whose work exemplifies a serious and sustained engagement with the Judeo-Christian tradition. Past recipients include poets Madeline DeFrees and Franz Wright, nonfiction writers Kathleen Norris, Thomas Lynch, and Eugene Peterson, fiction writers Bret Lott and Ron Hansen, and singer-songwriter Sam Phillips.
The Denise Levertov Award is named for one of the twentieth century's greatest poets. Levertov, who spent her last years in Seattle, embraced the landscape and culture of the Pacific Northwest. Her identity as a Christian believer--a pilgrim whose faith was inextricably entwined with doubt--became another important facet of her work, particularly in her later poetry.
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Here are links to some of Luci's poetry that we've featured on Oblations...
Act Now To Avoid Prize Entry Forfeiture (Pending)
States of Being
No, I'm Not Hildegarde
The Wind Blows Wherever It Pleases
And a few of the pieces that have been part of Christmas Presence...
Madonna and Child, with Saints
Mary Considers Her Situation
Advent III
December
Presents
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