Lynx House Press: A Half-Century of Poetry
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From a UMass masters program project to a renowned publisher, Lynx House Press, now run by Christopher Howell, has published over 250 books. Howell, a former high school baseball star and Naval Reserve journalist, earned advanced degrees in English and poetry. He connected with peers to form Lynx House, named after an Ezra Pound line. Howell taught at Eastern Washington University, revived presses, and launched the Get Lit! festival. Tragedy shaped his poetry, with works like Lights Ladder exploring grief. Friends praise his wisdom and non-self-promoting style, making Lynx House a lasting monument to writers and bonds.
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