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After Windfall
Monuments and Poetry of Place
Roads and
Trails and Poetry of Place
Poetry of
Place in Dark Times
Weather and
Poetry of Place
Solastalgia
and Poetry of Place
History and
Poetry of Place
Poetry of
Place and the Beginning of Wisdom: On Naming the World
Spirituality
in Poetry of Place
Political
Poetry of Place
Place Names
in Poetry of Place
Architecture
and Poetry of Place
Catullus
and the Structure of the Poem
Walking and
Poetry of Place
Climate
Change and Poetry of the Northwest
The
Question of Form, Continued: The Outside
The
Question of Form
Poetry
of Place-Based Skills and Crafts
The
Transformations
Poetry
of the Invisible Landscape
Dwelling
in Place
Northwest
Coastal Poetry of Place
The
Workplace in Poetry
Poetry
of Place on a New Earth
Poetry
of Place as Sanctuary
Poetry
of Witness in the Northwest
Gardener
Poets
Robinson Jeffers and Poetry of Place
Global
Warming and the Poetry of Place
Entwining
Human Concerns and Particular Places
Poems
of Cemetery Places
Commuter
Places
Reconnecting
Peak
Oil and Poetry of Place
The
Tao of Place
Discovering
Home: Readings on "a Sense of Place"
What
Are Poets For?
A
Local Habitation and a Name: The Specifics of Place
Form
in Poetry of Place
Poetry
of Place
The
classic is the local fully realized,
words marked by a place.
—William Carlos Williams
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Windfall:
A Journal of Poetry of Place
features poetry which captures
the spirit of place as part of the essence of the poem. We
particularly emphasize poetry which
is written in the Pacific
Northwest and which is attentive to the relationships between
people and the landscapes in which we live. —Bill
Siverly & Michael McDowell, editors
The Passing of Windfall
Windfall ceases publication with our spring 2022 issue. We are grateful for the long-term support of Broadway Books, the now-closed Looking Glass Bookstore, Powell's City of Books, Annie Bloom's, Elliott Bay Book Company, Open Books, Brick and Mortar Books, and all our contributors, subscribers, and readers. Copies of the past twenty years of issues are available for $7 each (plus mailing).
Spring 2022 Issue
Now Available
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Featuring
Amy Miller | Elizabeth McLagan | Joe Cottonwood | Vincent Wixon | Steve Dieffenbacher | Mark Thalman | Michael McDowell | Mike Langtry | Bette Lynch Husted | Penelope Scambly Schott | Marilyn Johnston | Gary Lark | Carlos Reyes | Barbara Drake | Clemens Starck | Charles Goodrich | Dianne Stepp | Scott T. Starbuck | James Dott | Kim Stafford | Paulann Petersen | Andrea Hollander | Lisa M. Steinman | Tim Gillespie | Pepper Trail | Joel Savishinskuy | C. R. Manley | Eric le Fatte | Bill Siverly | Luther Allen | Tom Wayman | Eleanor Berry
Artwork
Sharon Bronzan, "Sail Away,"
gouache on panel, 2020
Afterword
After Windfall
20th Anniversary Poetry Reading
6:30 p.m., Wednesday, April 20, 2002
Broadway Books, 1714 NE Broadway, Portland, Oregon |
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