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“This is Not a Pipe,” The Dalhousie Review, 2016

February 3, 2020Form, Humor, metaphysics, philosophy, Poetry, Poets, Thoughts, WritingMagritte, paintingsJonathan Greenhause

https://ojs.library.dal.ca/dalhousiereview/article/view/7448/6446

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“Animal House,” selected for The Poetry Society’s “Zoo” competition, 2019

December 23, 2019Animals, Fantasy, Home, Metaphor, Nature, Poetry, WritingThe Poetry Society, zooJonathan Greenhause

http://poetrysociety.org.uk/uncategorized/animal-house

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“To Sugarcoat the Truth,” selected for The Poetry Society’s “Truth” competition, 2019

September 27, 2019Poetry, Poets, Writingpoetry, The Poetry Society, TruthJonathan Greenhause

https://poetrysociety.org.uk/poems/to-sugarcoat-the-truth

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Runner-Up in America’s 2019 Foley Poetry Contest: “Thanks a Lot, Shakespeare, for the Starling”

June 29, 2019Animals, Poetry, WritingAmerica, Foley Poetry Contest, Shakespeare, StarlingJonathan Greenhause

https://www.americamagazine.org/arts-culture/2019/06/28/thanks-lot-shakespeare-starling

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“Un incendio difícil de traducir”, Notre Dame Review, 2018, audio recording

February 5, 2019Poetry, Tragedy, WritingAudio, Notre Dame Review, SpanishJonathan Greenhause

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Audio of “Fire Flowers”, RATTLE, 2014

February 5, 2019Break-Up, Poetry, WritingAudio, Fireworks, Rattle, RelationshipsJonathan Greenhause

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Audio of 2017 Ledbury Poetry Competition Winners Event, “The fire escape, no longer weighed down”

February 5, 2019Poetry, Tragedy, WritingAudio, fire, Ledbury Poetry CompetitionJonathan Greenhause

Phillippa Slinger’s introduction (12:03-13:05)
“The fire escape, no longer weighed down” (13:05-14:45)
Fiona Sampson’s remarks (14:45-15:22)

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“Water~Stone Review” interview, 2019

February 5, 2019Interview, Poetry, WritingInterview, Water~Stone ReviewJonathan Greenhause

https://waterstonereview.com/in-the-field-conversations-with-our-contributors-jonathan-greenhause/

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“You’re the deciduous forest”, Water~Stone Review, 2018

February 5, 2019metaphysics, philosophy, Poetry, Trees, WritingWater~Stone ReviewJonathan Greenhause

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“The Secret Names of Objects”, Crannóg, 2018

February 5, 2019Metaphor, metaphysics, Poetry, Reincarnation, WritingCrannog, IrelandJonathan Greenhause

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3rd Prize in The 2017 Plough Prize’s Open Poem Competition, “Domestic Poxes”

May 17, 2018Break-Up, Poetry, WritingPlough PrizeJonathan Greenhause

https://www.theploughprize.co.uk/index.php/2017/open-category-winning-poems-and-judge-s-comments

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“Our Bodies Conjugated in the Possessive Tense”, The Fenland Reed, 2018

May 17, 2018metaphysics, Poetry, WritingThe Fenland ReedJonathan Greenhause

https://www.thefenlandreed.co.uk/issue-6-poems-2

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2018 Aesthetica Creative Writing Award for “A poem written in my past life as a 15th-century Georgian monk” (which first appeared in “The Rialto”)

December 20, 2017Death, doubt, Existence, Humor, metaphysics, philosophy, Poetry, Reincarnation, Religion, WritingAesthetica Creative Writing Award, Georgia, monk, The RialtoJonathan Greenhause

https://poetrysociety.org.uk/news/aesthetica/

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Interview featured on Tŷ Newydd’s website for the 2017 Ledbury Poetry Competition

December 20, 2017Death, Existence, Interview, metaphysics, Mourning, Poetry, Tragedy, Writingfire, Ledbury Poetry Competition, Tŷ NewyddJonathan Greenhause

http://www.tynewydd.wales/blog/profile-ledbury-poetry-festival-poetry-competition-winner-jonathan-greenhause/

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“Pine Hills Review” interview, 2014, and “Please Hold the Doors”

October 8, 2017Interview, Metaphor, metaphysics, Poetry, WritingPine Hills ReviewJonathan Greenhause

INTERVIEW: http://pinehillsreview.strose.edu/qajonathangreenhause/

POEM: http://pinehillsreview.strose.edu/jonathangreenhause/

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“It’s just another day in a state-sponsored democracy”, Gemini Magazine, 2016

October 6, 2017Death, Existence, Form, Poetry, Violence, Writingauthoritarian, democracy, Gemini Magazine, politicsJonathan Greenhause

http://www.gemini-magazine.com/greenhauseitsjustanotherday.html

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“El pasado convertido en fiera”, Prism Review, 2013

October 6, 2017Animals, doubt, Existence, Form, Metaphor, metaphysics, Poetry, WritingPrism ReviewJonathan Greenhause

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“Our Recurring List of Heartbreaks”, Southword Journal, 2016

October 6, 2017Death, Father, Form, Marriage, metaphysics, Mourning, Parenthood, Poetry, Tragedy, WritingSouthword Journal, THE GREGORY O'DONOGHUE INTERNATIONAL POETRY COMPETITIONJonathan Greenhause

http://munsterlit.ie/Southword/Issues/29A/greenhause_jonathan.html

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“Reggie ordered a package of miniature people”, Dunes Review, 2017

October 6, 2017Fantasy, Metaphor, metaphysics, philosophy, Poetry, WritingDunes ReviewJonathan Greenhause

http://www.michwriters.org/dunes-review-21-1/greenhause/

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“Something Love Resembles”, Coe Review, 2013

October 6, 2017Food, Home, Humor, Love, Metaphor, metaphysics, Poetry, WritingCoe ReviewJonathan Greenhause

Something Love Resembles — Jonathan Greenhause

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“7%”, Tampa Review, 2016

October 6, 2017doubt, Form, Life, Metaphor, Mourning, Poetry, Tragedy, WritingTampa ReviewJonathan Greenhause

https://muse.jhu.edu/article/631438/pdf

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Two Poems, Word Fountain, 2017

October 6, 2017Animals, Existence, Fantasy, Food, Form, Future, Humor, Life, Metaphor, metaphysics, Poetry, Time, WritingThe Cashier’s Composed Entirely, There Aren’t Any Ducks in the Duck Pond, Word FountainJonathan Greenhause

Jonathan Greenhause, Spring•Summer 2017

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“Pennsylvania”, Literal Latte, 2014

October 6, 2017Existence, Life, metaphysics, Nature, Poetry, WritingLiteral Latte, PennsylvaniaJonathan Greenhause

http://www.literal-latte.com/2014/04/pennsylvania/

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2 poems, Green Mountains Review, 2017

October 6, 2017doubt, Existence, Fantasy, Form, Life, Metaphor, metaphysics, philosophy, Poetry, WritingGreen Mountains Review, Like a violin, Once I lived a life in miniatureJonathan Greenhause

https://greenmountainsreview.com/two-poems-29/

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“Fjords” interview, 2014

October 6, 2017Interview, Poetry, WritingFjordsJonathan Greenhause

http://www.fjordsreview.com/interviews/jonathan-greenhause.html

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“Cows and Daffodils”, The Believer, Issue Eighty-Five, November/ December 2011

October 6, 2017Animals, Comedy, Death, doubt, Existence, Fantasy, Future, Hell, Humor, Life, Metaphor, metaphysics, Nature, philosophy, Poetry, Reincarnation, Religion, Time, Writingcows, Daffodils, The BelieverJonathan Greenhause

https://believermag.com/cows-and-daffodils-2/

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“Fire Flowers”, RATTLE, Summer 2008

October 6, 2017Break-Up, Food, Home, Love, Marriage, philosophy, Poetry, Time, WritingFireworks, RattleJonathan Greenhause

https://www.rattle.com/fire-flowers-by-jonathan-greenhause/

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Link to my Poetry Chapbook “Secret Traits of Everyday Things”, on sale at Encircle Publications

October 5, 2017Animals, Break-Up, Comedy, Death, doubt, Existence, Fantasy, Father, Food, Form, Future, Home, Humor, Life, Love, Marriage, Metaphor, metaphysics, Mourning, Nature, Night, Parenthood, philosophy, Poetry, Poets, Reincarnation, Religion, Science, Time, Tragedy, Travel, Trees, Violence, Voice, Water, World, Writingchapbook, Encircle Publications, sale, Secret Traits of Everyday ThingsJonathan Greenhause

https://encirclepub.com/product/secret-traits-of-everyday-things-by-jonathan-greenhause/

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“Not for Sale,” shortlisted for the Times Literary Supplement’s 2019 Mick Imlah Poetry Prize
“This is Not a Pipe,” The Dalhousie Review, 2016
“Animal House,” selected for The Poetry Society’s “Zoo” competition, 2019
“To Sugarcoat the Truth,” selected for The Poetry Society’s “Truth” competition, 2019
Runner-Up in America’s 2019 Foley Poetry Contest: “Thanks a Lot, Shakespeare, for the Starling”
“Un incendio difícil de traducir”, Notre Dame Review, 2018, audio recording
Audio of “Fire Flowers”, RATTLE, 2014
Audio of 2017 Ledbury Poetry Competition Winners Event, “The fire escape, no longer weighed down”
“Water~Stone Review” interview, 2019
“You’re the deciduous forest”, Water~Stone Review, 2018
“The Secret Names of Objects”, Crannóg, 2018
3rd Prize in The 2017 Plough Prize’s Open Poem Competition, “Domestic Poxes”
“Our Bodies Conjugated in the Possessive Tense”, The Fenland Reed, 2018
2018 Aesthetica Creative Writing Award for “A poem written in my past life as a 15th-century Georgian monk” (which first appeared in “The Rialto”)
Interview featured on Tŷ Newydd’s website for the 2017 Ledbury Poetry Competition
“Pine Hills Review” interview, 2014, and “Please Hold the Doors”
“It’s just another day in a state-sponsored democracy”, Gemini Magazine, 2016
“El pasado convertido en fiera”, Prism Review, 2013
“Our Recurring List of Heartbreaks”, Southword Journal, 2016
“Reggie ordered a package of miniature people”, Dunes Review, 2017

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