Steve Scafidi
Steve Scafidi was raised in Virginia and earned his MFA at Arizona State University. His first book, Sparks from a Nine-Pound Hammer (LSU, 2001), was nominated for the 2001 National Book Award, the 2002 Pulitzer Prize, and won the Fifth Annual Larry Levis Reading Prize. His second book, For Love of Common Words was published by LSU Press in the spring 2006. He works as a cabinet maker and lives in West Virginia with his wife and daughter.
Posted on February 16, 2005 6:14 AM
- Steve Scafidi at Bowdoin College, September 22, 2005
- Ten-letter Word for Lucky Man (live)
- The Latitudes of Desire (live)
- This Page (live)
- To Whoever Set My Truck on Fire (live)
- For Maurice Sendak (live)
- For the Last American Buffalo (live)
- Onlookers with the Burned Body of Jesse Washington, Eighteen-Year-Old African American, Waco, Texas, 1916 (live)
- Pieta (live)
- Who Wants to Know What Love is Worth? (live)
- The Fiddle and the Drum (live)
- Steve Scafidi at Bowdoin College
- The Egg Suckers
- To Whoever Set My Truck On Fire
- Ode to Rosa Parks
- Ode to the Perineum
- For the Last American Buffalo
- For the Eighth Annual Celebration of St. Cecilia, the Patron Saint of Music, Purcellville, Virginia, November 1999
- The Bee of Was
- Steve Scafidi Q&A with advice to young writers
- Steve Scafidi Q&A on his poem The Bee of Was
- Steve Scafidi