# Zach Savich
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zach savich (born December 1, 1982, in Lansing, Michigan) is an American poet.
== Life ==
Savich is the author of the poetry collections Full Catastrophe Living (University of Iowa Press, 2009) which won the 2008 Iowa Poetry Prize; Annulments (University of Colorado Press, 2010) which won the 2010 Colorado Prize for Poetry; and The Firestorm (Cleveland State University Poetry Center, 2011) which won the 2010 Cleveland State University Poetry Center Open Competition. He is also the author of the chapbook The Man Who Lost His Head (Omnidawn, 2010) selected by Elizabeth Robinson as the winner of the 2010 Omnidawn Chapbook Poetry Prize and a nonfiction book, Events Film Cannot Withstand (Rescue+Press, 2011 ).
Episode 47: Depression!!!
Mary and Wyatt embrace the true holiday spirit– depression! They get real about what triggers a depressive episode and what they do when motivation feels out of reach. Also on the agenda, Mary is depressed IRL, Wyatt still hates James Cordon, a crop top coincidence, and potato salad makes a comebac…
Classiclectic Connection: Jacob Cooper, "Terrain"
Terrain is an album of otherworldly vocals, processed strings, and elaborate electronic orchestrations from composer Jacob Cooper. Studio invention and collaboration with vocalists Theo Bleckmann, Jodie Landau, cellist Ashley Bathgate, and poets Greg Brownderville, Dora Malech, and Zach Savich synt…
Acclaimed Writing Couple Now Makes Cleveland Home
Writing husband and wife Hilary Plum and Zach Savich talk about making Cleveland home and writing as passion
Hilary Plum
Michael talks with Hilary Plum about small presses, the recent news around Catapult and Elizabeth Koch, her first three books, her essay collection HOLE STUDIES, editing, writing about illness, pop culture as entrance into larger ideas, form as content, form as container, returning to poetry after …
Maintaining the Narrative Spell with Hilary Plum
Hilary Plum discusses her new novel, State Champ, which surrounds an abortion clinic employee who goes on a hunger strike to protest her boss’s imprisonment. In this far-reaching conversation, Plum sheds light on the spontaneity of art and protest; the history of the hunger strike; the dark joys of…
Episode 14: Caryl Pagel - “The Text is the Site of That Relationship”
We finally sit down with Caryl Pagel (director of the CSU Poetry Center) and talk about her other job as publisher of Rescue Press. Caryl sheds light on the idea of “generative publishing” and on her approach to editing as a dynamic, open-ended process, a site of relation and the possibilities of f…
Episode 24: Callie Garnett - “There’s a Cheerleader Inside of Me”
We spend a killer ep. 24 with Callie Garnett, poet and editorial director of fiction and memoir at Bloomsbury Publishing. (FYI Callie acquired and edited Hilary’s 2025 novel State Champ.) Callie pulls back the curtain on acquisitions at a thriving mid-sized independent, sharing some actual sales po…
07. I Am Here ... with Madeline McDonnell, Caryl Pagel, and Zach Savich
This live podcast episode comes from the “Beyond Research” panel at the Literary Cleveland Inkubator Writing Conference, featuring Madeline McDonnell, Caryl Pagel, Zach Savich, and me.
All of our talks involved slideshows; you can view mine here.
Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
05:13 - Madeline McDonnell…
.05 I Am Here ... on the Mountain
In 1882, an offshoot of the Chautauqua Movement found a home in Monteagle, Tennessee, a town just up the road from Sewanee University atop the Cumberland Plateau. This past week I had the pleasure and honor of visiting for a talk and film screening. My hosts were Mark and Anne Byrn Floyd, two fixt…
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