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About the Press
SUTTON HOO PRESS was founded in 1989 by poet C. Mikal Oness while he was a student at the Iowa Writers’ Workshop and an apprentice at
In 1991, Oness moved to Potomac, Maryland where he worked as the Toi Shan Fellow at The Taoist Center in Washington D.C. At The Taoist Center, Elizabeth McGrath and Dr. Jing Nuan Wu were translating The Yellow Emperor’s Inner Classic, an ancient Chinese medical text, and Oness was commissioned to print Selections from the Yellow Emperor’s Inner Classic for The Press in the Trees. In May 1992, C. Mikal and Elizabeth Oness moved the press to Columbia, Missouri to pursue PhDs in English. For the next five years, it was the goal of the press to produce at least one title a year while the Onesses balanced time between graduate studies, their own writing, and having a child.
These years saw the production of Jack Casey’s Colorless Odorless Tasteless, Michelle Mitchell-Foust’s Poets at Seven, Pamela McClure’s Holding the Air, Christopher Buckley’s Still Light, and Lynne McMahon’s Not Solely Mourning.
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