Tom Hunley
Tom Hunley teaches at Western Kentucky University and is the author of Teaching Poetry Writing: A Five-Canon Approach, and the forthcoming The Poetry Gymnasium. His books include Octopus, The Tongue, and Still, There's a Glimmer. He has received awards from the Kentucky Arts Council, Sewanee Writers' Conference, Pecan Grove National Poetry Chapbook Contest, and a Wilson Wood Professorship from Kentucky.
For more information, see
- His web site at Western Kentucky University
- Twelve Poems, selected by Jeff Newberry at storySouth
- Three poems at The Writer's Almanac
- Two poems at poemelon
- Selected poems at VerseDaily
- His poem "Terzanelle of the Insomniac Dreamer" at ashevillepoetryreview
- His poem "The Card You Kept Drawing" at Switched-On Gutenberg
- Review by Michael Meyerhofer of Octopus at Rattle
- Web site for Steel Toe Books, where he is the director
- His article "Rhetorical Theory as a Basis for Poetry Writing Pedagogy" at Educational Insights
- Hunley receives 2008 Potter College Award Recipient for Research/Creativity
- "Interview With Poet Tom C. Hunley" by Robert Lee Brewer for Poetry Asides, Writer's Digest
- An article titled "Speaking in Tongues: On the Poetry of Tom Hunley" by Jeff Newberry for storySouth
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