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Thread of the Real
Joseph Hutchison is the author of eleven collections of poetry in addition to "Thread of the Real," which include "The Rain at Midnight," "Bed of Coals" (winner of the 1994 Colorado Poetry Award), "House of Mirrors," "The Undersides of Leaves," and the Colorado Governor's Award volume "Shadow-Light." Born and raised in Denver, Colorado, Hutchison teaches graduate level writing courses at the University of Denver's University College. He lives with his wife Melody Madonna in Indian Hills, a small community in the foothills southwest of Denver.
The Earth-Boat
"Revised and updated second edition."--Back cover.
The World as is
INDIAN HILLS
Marked Men
"MARKED MEN is a book where truth finally catches up with history. Deeply researched, with language unmatched by any I've seen, this is a work honest in its depth, alive with past and present worlds, with old ghosts, and powerful layers of our landscape. Even if you think you know the history of Sand Creek, this book will grab you up and carry you off by the scruff of the neck. Read it, and remember the stories in this land, still walking on our streets, and still alive."-Linda Hogan "Since the earliest times the poet has been our first historian, telling the stories that make us who were are. In MARKED MEN Joseph Hutchison reminds us just how dark, how bloody the history of the 'New World' has been. But the longest of his three powerful poems is not just a story about the deep vein of hatred and prejudice leading to the Sand Creek Massacre of 1864. It is also a portrait of decent resistance in the person of Silas Soule and his friend Ned Wynkoop. This book deepens and complicates our national story. It is written in blood and the fire of indignation."-David Mason
Under Sleep's New Moon
The road a poet travels is often littered with unrealized fragments, half-realized drafts, and unfinished poems that found their ways into a magazine but never earned their way into a book. If a poet is lucky, a few of such left-behinds might be "rescued," released into their true form thanks to abilities that have ripened over many years of practice. In Under Sleep's New Moon, Joseph Hutchison (Colorado Poet Laureate, 2014-2019) offers a range of such poems, all rescued from his first fifteen years of writing. The poems in this new/old collection are by turns personal and public, surreal and naturalistic, musical and plain-spoken. But all explore the liminal regions we live in every day, too often unconscious of what we're finding there. What this poet found there he has lifted into new configurations, where at last the poems can speak for themselves.
Bed of Coals
A moving sequence of poems on longing and loneliness. Annotation copyright by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
The Satire Lounge
THE SATIRE LOUNGE by Colorado Poet Laureate Joseph Hutchison is a guide to the underbelly of the writing world, lit by a lone "laptop's screenlight glint" and fed by "Mike's Fine Sardines." Here, "Thought Police" patrol "High-speed poetry," while cowpies take over haiku. A "PH.D Candidate Contemplates His Future" in a world where only old Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoons can remind us of...what was it? Oh yes, those open "miles and miles / of miles and miles" we used to call poetry.
