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Poems

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  • Latorial Faison

    Latorial Faison is an American poet, author, veteran military spouse, mother, and assistant professor of English and creative writing. Her writing continues the African American literary tradition and explores the intersections of the Black experience in terms of race, culture, and identity. Faison’s poetry and creative nonfiction have been published extensively in literary outlets, such as Callaloo, Obsidian: Literature & Art in the African Diaspora, Aunt Chloe, Stonecoast Review, Artemis Journal, Prairie Schooner, West Trestle Review, The Southern Poetry Anthology, Southern Women’s Review, About Place Journal, Deep South Magazine, and others. She is the author of The Missed Education of the Negro: An Examination of the Black Segregated Experience in Southampton County, Virginia 1950–1970, Mother to Son, I Am Woman, Love Poems, and the trilogy collection 28 Days of Poetry Celebrating Black History. A Tom Howard Poetry Prize recipient and Pushcart nominee, Faison has also been awarded fellowships from Furious Flower Poetry Center, Virginia Humanities, Association of Writers & Writing Programs, and the Hudson Valley Writers Center. She currently serves on the faculty of Virginia State University.

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  • Paperback ISBN: 978-1-64642-727-7
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  • Publication Month: July
  • Publication Year: 2025
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University Press of Colorado - University Press of Colorado, including Utah State University Press
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A Novel 

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  • Marybeth Holleman

    Marybeth Holleman was raised by North Carolina’s Great Smoky Mountains and lives in the embrace of Alaska’s Chugach Mountains. She’s the author of tender gravity: poemsThe Heart of the Sound and coauthor of Among Wolves, and coeditor of Crosscurrents North, among others. She’s also coeditor of the forthcoming A Poetic and Artistic Field Guide to Alaska. Her award-winning work appears in over fifty venues including Orion, Christian Science Monitor, Sierra, North American Review, Zoomorphic, and The Guardian. She has held artist residencies in such diverse places as Hedgebrook, Mesa Refuge, Ninfa, Denali National Park, and Tracy Arm Ford’s Terror Wilderness. She transplanted to Alaska after falling head over heels for Prince William Sound just two years before the oil spill. When she’s not kayaking those beloved fjords, she’s following her wild huskies up and down Alaska’s mountains.

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  • Hardcover ISBN: 978-1-64642-705-5
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  • Publication Month: August
  • Publication Year: 2025
  • Pages: 284
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The Cultural Landscape History of Yellowstone National Park since 1872 

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  • William K. Wyckoff

    William K. Wyckoff is a cultural and historical geographer of the American West and emeritus professor of earth sciences at Montana State University. He is a coeditor of The Mountainous West and the author of six books on the American landscape, including Mac McCloud’s Five Points, Riding Shotgun with Norman Wallace, How to Read the American West, On the Road Again, Creating Colorado, and The Developer’s Frontier. In 2016, he received the Aubrey Haines Award from the National Park Service and in 2023 was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Honor of the American Association of Geographers.


    Karl Byrand

    Karl Byrand is a cultural and historical geographer and retired professor and department chair at the University of Wisconsin–Sheboygan.

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  • Hardcover ISBN: 978-1-64642-768-0
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  • Publication Month: December
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