Bruce Bond
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Bruce Bond is a poet, editor for American Literary Review[1], and an English professor at the University of North Texas.
His poetry has been featured in a variety of literary publications, such as: The Paris Review, The New Republic, The Georgia Review, The Yale Review, The Harvard Review, and Poetry, among others.
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Independence Days (1990, winner of the R. Gross Award)
The Anteroom of Paradise (1991, winner of the Colladay Award, QRL)
Radiography (1997, BOA Editions, winner of the Natalie Ornish Award)
The Throats of Narcissus (2001, University of Arkansas Press)
Cinder (2003, Etruscan Press)
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