Making the New Lamb Take

*Total season's marketing budget of $18,000; individual book budget of $3,000 *Newsletter and catalog feature mailed to entire Sarabande database and to Fried's personal contacts *2000 postcards mailed to MFA Programs, bookstores, libraries, AWP mailing list, and Fried's personal contacts *Ad media in The American Poetry Review, Poetry, Poets & Writers, and AWP Chronicle

Winner of the 2006 Kathryn A. Morton Prize in Poetry, judged by Michael Ryan.“It’s impossible for me to imagine poems more fully integrated or more fully realized than those in this book, and it’s heartening to me that these poems were written by someone young.”—Michael Ryan In Gabriel Fried’s debut volume, the reader weaves through details of daily life, dream-life, and the afterlife. In the process, we find ourselves unexpectedly amidst biblical and mythological stories so intimately retold that they seem populated by friends and relatives. Gabriel Fried lives in New York City, where he edits the poetry series at Persea Books.