Model of a City in Civil War

$2500 marketing and publicity budget Co-op available Galleys available: national mailings, with special push to publications that have previously published Day Guest columns at Huffington Post and Guernica near publication date Online advertising campaign through LitBreaker on relevant literary blogs and websites Excerpts in Boston Review, Guernica, AGNI, The Iowa Review, The Kenyon Review, and elsewhere. Attendance at Association of Writers & Writing Programs Conference and regional book festivals throughout the South. Electronic postcard to announce publication sent to Day's contacts Newsletter and catalog feature mailed to Sarabande's database of contacts Internet marketing campaign to include announcement on Sarabande national listserv as well as review copy mailing to online journals and blogs

Poems that examine the cruelty and distance of a father, a broken marriage, and historical narratives.Men carry a mattress retrieved from a dumpster past the flooded foundations of an unfinished high-rise, an old woman catches a pigeon in the folds of her dress the dead smile and rise from swimming pools or stand at attention on stamps. The landscape can't believe it's real—there is no ground beneath it, like what mirrors do. Adam Day is the recipient of fellowships from the Poetry Society of America and Kentucky Arts Council, and a PEN Emerging Writers Award. His work has appeared in Boston Review, the Kenyon Review, American Poetry Review, AGNI, the Iowa Review, and others.