Dane Hamann

Publications

Chapbooks
Sutra Press – Q & A

Ghost City Press – What the River Made

Rinky Dink Press (Series Three) – The Cold Coast
Journals
Lily Poetry Review – Distance Sonnet (print)

Two Thirds North – Lights (print)

Door is a Jar Magazine – Midnight Cascading; Sailing Stones (print)

Ghost City Review – Thoughts

Kissing Dynamite – Ennui

Barren Magazine – Hammer Sonnet

Thin Air Magazine – The Late Hours (print)

L'éphémère Review – August Sonnet

Nice Cage – Two poems

Typehouse Magazine – Beachcomber (print)

Black Fox Literary Magazine – Runner (print)

Two Peach – Who will play the song of catastrophe

Switchback Journal – From how small a split will we supernova; We bathe in miles of dust

COUNTERCLOCK Journal – Pinhole Sunrise

Half Mystic – Q & A: What makes an ordinary thing improbable? (print)

Wildness – [Q & A] (Will the nearly broken world)

Water~Stone Review – Mill (print)

DASH Literary Journal – High Water (print)

riverbabble – This Was Home; Stormwatcher

Jet Fuel Review Issue 10 – Q & A poems

Lines + Stars – Fifty-Two Card Pickup

Cobalt Review – Light Splashing So Deliberately

Anthology of Chicago – The Cloisters

Floodwall Magazine – Blood Orange

Stymie – At the Pole Vault Pits

Jet Fuel Review Issue 4 – Moonlight by Edvard Munch; Q & A

2012 Illinois Emerging Writers Competition—Gwendolyn Brooks Poetry Award, 2nd Place
Daniel Hudson Burnham
Reviews

Black-Eyed Heifer by Shelly Taylor
(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
(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
(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
(Whale Road Review)
"Wonderfully strange and achingly poignant, Max Ritvo's debut collection of poetry, Four Reincarnations, is vibrant with small worlds."
Interviews
The following interviews originally appeared on Sharkforum.

Interview with Beth Bachmann
with Danielle Burhop, Aaron Delee, Dane Hamann, Sarah Jenkins, Anthony Opal, Christine Pacyk, C. Russell Price, and Lana Rakhman
Interview with Dean Rader
with Aaron Delee, Sarah Jenkins, C. Russell Price, Lana Rakhman, Christine Pacyk, Anthony Opal, Danielle Burhop, and Dane Hamann
Interview with Brian Barker
with Aaron Delee, Dan Fliegel, Dane Hamann, Anthony Opal, and C. Russell Price
Interview with Nikky Finney
with Aaron Delee, Dan Fliegel, Dane Hamann, Anthony Opal, and C. Russell Price
Selected Art
Painting — Drawing — Mixed Media
Contact
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About

Dane Hamann holds a BA in Studio Art and English from Saint Olaf College in Northfield, MN and an MFA in Creative Writing from Northwestern University in Evanston, IL. His poem "Daniel Hudson Burnham" received 2nd Place for the Gwendolyn Brooks Poetry Award in the 2012 Illinois Emerging Writers Competition. He's a staff member of TriQuarterly, the literary magazine of Northwestern University.

Dane works as a copy editor and indexer for American Technical Publishers, a textbook and digital media publisher in the southwest suburbs of Chicago. Previously, he interned at The Minneapolis Institute of Arts and Milkweed Editions, a literary publisher.

Twitter: @donnyhamms

Dane Hamann

Publications

Chapbooks

Sutra Press – Q & A

Ghost City Press – What the River Made

Rinky Dink Press (Series Three) – The Cold Coast

Journals

2012 Illinois Emerging Writers Competition—Gwendolyn Brooks Poetry Award, 2nd Place
Daniel Hudson Burnham

Reviews

Black-Eyed Heifer by Shelly Taylor
(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
(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
(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
(Whale Road Review)

"Wonderfully strange and achingly poignant, Max Ritvo's debut collection of poetry, Four Reincarnations, is vibrant with small worlds."

Interviews

The following interviews originally appeared on Sharkforum.

Interview with Beth Bachmann

with Danielle Burhop, Aaron Delee, Dane Hamann, Sarah Jenkins, Anthony Opal, Christine Pacyk, C. Russell Price, and Lana Rakhman

Interview with Dean Rader

with Aaron Delee, Sarah Jenkins, C. Russell Price, Lana Rakhman, Christine Pacyk, Anthony Opal, Danielle Burhop, and Dane Hamann

Interview with Brian Barker

with Aaron Delee, Dan Fliegel, Dane Hamann, Anthony Opal, and C. Russell Price

Interview with Nikky Finney

with Aaron Delee, Dan Fliegel, Dane Hamann, Anthony Opal, and C. Russell Price

Selected Art

Painting — Drawing — Mixed Media

Contact

Feel free to leave a message about poetry, painting, or any other artistic inquiries.

About

Dane Hamann

Publications

Chapbooks

Sutra Press – Q & A Ghost City Press – What the River Made Rinky Dink Press (Series Three) – The Cold Coast

Journals

2012 Illinois Emerging Writers Competition—Gwendolyn Brooks Poetry Award, 2nd PlaceDaniel Hudson Burnham

Reviews

Black-Eyed Heifer by Shelly Taylor(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(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(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(Whale Road Review)

"Wonderfully strange and achingly poignant, Max Ritvo's debut collection of poetry, Four Reincarnations, is vibrant with small worlds."

Interviews

The following interviews originally appeared on Sharkforum.

Interview with Beth Bachmann

with Danielle Burhop, Aaron Delee, Dane Hamann, Sarah Jenkins, Anthony Opal, Christine Pacyk, C. Russell Price, and Lana Rakhman

Interview with Dean Rader

with Aaron Delee, Sarah Jenkins, C. Russell Price, Lana Rakhman, Christine Pacyk, Anthony Opal, Danielle Burhop, and Dane Hamann

Interview with Brian Barker

with Aaron Delee, Dan Fliegel, Dane Hamann, Anthony Opal, and C. Russell Price

Interview with Nikky Finney

with Aaron Delee, Dan Fliegel, Dane Hamann, Anthony Opal, and C. Russell Price

Selected Art

Painting — Drawing — Mixed Media

Contact

Feel free to leave a message about poetry, painting, or any other artistic inquiries.

About

Sutra Press – Q & A

Ghost City Press – What the River Made

Rinky Dink Press (Series Three) – The Cold Coast

2012 Illinois Emerging Writers Competition—Gwendolyn Brooks Poetry Award, 2nd Place
Daniel Hudson Burnham

Black-Eyed Heifer by Shelly Taylor
(TriQuarterly)

Water Puppets by Quan Barry
(TriQuarterly)

Post- by Wayne Miller
(Adroit Journal)

Four Reincarnations by Max Ritvo
(Whale Road Review)