William Huhn's narrative essays have appeared in The American Literary Review, Tulane Review, Fugue, Strings, many other publications, and most recently in Stories of Music, Volume 2 (Timbre Press) which includes an MP3 of his fiddle playing. His nonfiction has been twice nominated for a Pushcart Prize and has been cited five times as a "Notable Essay" in The Best American Essays series. He and his wife are based just outside of New York City, where she dances for American Liberty Ballet. A chapbook of Huhn's poetry was published by Red Dancefloor Press as part of their Prime Poets Series, and his credits include a letter in The New Yorker about James Thurber, published on the same page as the last words to appear in the magazine, also a letter, by the poet James Merrill while he lived.

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Poetry Editor: Lee Norton

Other poems from The Carolina Quarterly in Verse Daily:
January 11, 2016:   "Invention No. 7 in e minor" by Hyejung Kook
October 20, 2015:   "Field Religion" by Kathleen Hellen
October 19 2015:   "Field Religion" by Doug Ramspeck
September 5, 2014:   "Poem Beginning with a Line from Eugenio Montale" by Brandon Amico
September 3, 2014:   "Manes Gossiping, Overheard" by David Koehn
September 2, 2014:   "When Linear" by Lizzie Harris
December 1, 2013:   "Transcendence" by John Randolph Carter
November 28, 2013:   "Turn and Return" by Suzanne Marie Hopcroft
July 20, 2012:   "When she saw the angel" by Jean Nordhaus
June 28, 2012:   "Rules for Arcadia" by David Kutz-Marks
June 18, 2012:   "Liberation Two" by Ken Taylor
January 24, 2012:   "Swath" by Stephanie E. Schlaifer
June 21, 2011:   "The Helicopters" by William Virgil Davis

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