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Carole Giangrande

This may be the year poetry collection by Carole Giangrande

The latest collection from award-winning poet Carol Giangrande explores time, grief, rebirth, and recalibration through the lens of the pastoral. In this “birdmind” view of love, loss and belonging, Giangrande captures the uneasy interplay between the human world and the natural world. 

Books by Carole Giangrande

This may be the year poetry collection by Carole Giangrande
The Laundromat Cat
The Frailty of Living Things | Poems by Carole Giangrande
Do I have to go to sleep? book cover
The Tender Birds Book Cover by Carole Giangrande
All That is Solid melts into air Carole Giangrande
Here Comes the Dreamer
Midsummer by Carole Giangrande
Missing Persons Short Stories Carole Giangrande
A Forest Burning by Carole Giangrande
An Ordinary Star by Carole Giangrande
A Gardener on the Moon by Carole Giangrande

As a writer, I’ve always been drawn to opposites. I’m passionate about language — both written and spoken — and I love both the solitude of writing and the public nature of the spoken word. Writing is a contemplative act, a lifelong quest for clarity, beauty and wisdom. Reading and speaking for an audience is one of the joys of my life. My first full-length poetry collection, This May Be The Year will be published by Inanna in 2025

— Carole Giangrande

Awards and Recognition

  • The Tender Birds wins 2020 Miramichi Reader’s “Very Best” Book Award for Fiction (Gold Medal).
  • The Tender Birds wins Independent Publishers’ Award (IPPY) 2020 Silver Medal for Literary Fiction.
  • Carole’s essay “Death of a Red-Tailed Hawk” nominated for a Pushcart Prize. 
  • All That Is Solid Melts Into Air wins Independent Publishers’ Award (IPPY) 2018 Gold Medal for Literary Fiction.
  • All That Is Solid Melts Into Air shortlisted for the Mary Sarton Women’s Book Award (Contemporary Fiction).
  • All That Is Solid Melts Into Air winner of the 2017 Miramichi Reader “Very Best” Book Award for Fiction.
  • Lyric Essay Award for Goshawk, published in Eastern Iowa Review, 2016
  • A Gardener On The Moon won the Ken Klonsky Novella Prize from Quattro Books, 2010

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