Awards: Poet-Bookseller Wins Field Poetry Prize

J.W. Marshall, who co-owns Open Books: A Poem Emporium, a poetry-only bookstore in Seattle, Wash., has won the 2007 Field Poetry Prize from Oberlin College, according to the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. He receives $1,000 and publication of his first collection of poetry, Meaning a Cloud, by Oberlin University Press in March. Congratulations!

Marshall owns Open Books with his wife, Christine Deavel, also a poet. The store, which stocks more than 6,000 new, used and out-of-print poetry and related titles, is located at 2414 N. 45th St. Seattle, Wash. 98103; 206-633-0811; www.openpoetrybooks.com.

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