Wind Publications
600 Overbrook Drive
Nicholasville,
KY 40356
NOVEMBER 1, 2006 Diane
Lockward's newly released poetry collection, What Feeds Us, has
been awarded the Quentin R. Howard Poetry Prize by Wind
Publications. Lockward
is also the author of two previous collections, Eve’s Red
Dress (2003) and a chapbook, Against Perfection
(1998). MORE
JULY 1, 2006 Author,
newspaper columnist, and commentator Bob Sloan's new novel, Nobody
Knows, Nobody Sees, hits the bookstores on July 1. "Sloan
is a master of the unpredictable and his skillfully drawn
characters draw you deeply into their lives whether you want to be
there or not," said Jim Harrison, author of Legends of the
Fall. MORE
JUNE
5, 2006 Jared
Carter's fourth volume of poetry, Cross
This Bridge at a Walk, is
released by Wind Publications. Since Jared Carter's poetry
collection, Work, for the Night is Coming, won the
1980 Walt Whitman Award, he has been recognized as one of the
nation's major poets. MORE
MAY 28, 2006 Wind
Publications announces the release of Bruce Hopkins' Bright Wings to
Fly: An Appalachian Family in the Civil War.
The first of a trilogy that deals
with three great periods of Eastern Kentucky history, Bright Wings
tells of the struggles of mountain families, broken and in poverty, as
they attempt to deal with and recover from losses that had been
unimaginable prior to the Civil War.
MORE
Author,
newspaper columnist, and commentator Bob Sloan's new novel, Nobody
Knows, Nobody Sees, hits the bookstores on July 1. "Sloan
is a master of the unpredictable and his skillfully drawn
characters draw you deeply into their lives whether you want to be
there or not," said Jim Harrison, author of Legends of the
Fall. 
Jared
Carter's fourth volume of poetry, Cross
This Bridge at a Walk, is
released by Wind Publications. Since Jared Carter's poetry
collection, Work, for the Night is Coming, won the
1980 Walt Whitman Award, he has been recognized as one of the
nation's major poets. 
Wind
Publications announces the release of Bruce Hopkins' Bright Wings to
Fly: An Appalachian Family in the Civil War.
The first of a trilogy that deals
with three great periods of Eastern Kentucky history, Bright Wings
tells of the struggles of mountain families, broken and in poverty, as
they attempt to deal with and recover from losses that had been
unimaginable prior to the Civil War.