Ishion Hutchinson

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Biography

Ishion Hutchinson was born in Port Antonio, Jamaica. He is the author of two poetry collections, House of Lords and Commons (2016), and his first collection, Far District (2010). Since his first publication, Hutchinson has been the recipient of numerous awards and honours including the National Book Critics Circle Award for Poetry (2016). His works have appeared in several anthologies and journals, including the Poetry Review, and most recently he was awarded a 2019 Windham-Campbell Literature Prize in Poetry. He teaches in the graduate writing program at Cornell University.

Awards

2016 National Book Critics Circle Award Winner, 2019 Windham-Campbell Prize Poetry, National Book Critics Circle Awards

Years Attended

2017, 2017 Adult’s Festival Participant, 2017 Featured Speaker, 2017 Workshop Facilitator

Ishion Hutchinson

2022 OCM Bocas Prize Judge, Author
Jamaica
Events Featuring Ishion Hutchinson
2017
Caribbean poetry’s new wave
Festival Programme, Words Alive Event
Readings Event
Event Date:
Old Fire Station
2017
One-on-one with Edward Baugh
Festival Programme, Words Alive Event
Discussion Event
Event Date:
Old Fire Station
2017
Workshop: Learning from the classics
Festival Programme, Workshops Event
Workshop Event
Event Date:
1st Floor Seminar Room
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