Published Works

Edward Nudelman’s full-length poetry collections include: Nonlinear Equations for Growing Better Olive Trees (forthcoming, Kelsey Books, 2023); Thin Places (forthcoming, Salmon Poetry, 2024); Out of Time, Running (Harbor Mountain, 2014); What Looks Like an Elephant (Lummox, 2011), and Night Fires (Pudding House, 2009). Poems have appeared in Rattle, Cortland Review, Valparaiso Review, Chiron Review, Evergreen Review, Floating Bridge, Plainsongs, Penwood Review, Poets and Artists, and many more. Awards include: finalist in 2019 Atlanta Review International Poetry Contest, honorable mention in 2019 Passager Poetry Contest, Second Place for the Indie Lit Awards Book of the Year (What Looks Like an Elephant), semifinalist for the Journal Award, OSU Press (Night Fires), and a Pushcart nomination. A Native Seattleite, Nudelman is a recently retired cancer research scientist, and owns/operates a rare bookshop (est. 1980) where he lives in Seattle, with his wife, dog and five ducks.