Logan Garner is an award-winning poet writing about place, class and labor at the mouth of the Columbia River near Astoria, Oregon.

Author of collections Here, in the Floodplain (Plan B Press, 2023) and The Sin of Feeding Wild Birds (Broken Tribe Press, 2025), his writing has been supported by the Orca Literary Journal, The Elevation Review, Flying Island, Oxford University's Anthroposphere and many others, as well as numerous awards, residencies and fellowships. Logan is currently enrolled in the MFA program for Creative Writing at the University of British Columbia. You can find him on Instagram at @logangarnerpoetry.

Books:

The Sin of Feeding Wild Birds (Broken Tribe Press, 2025)

Here, in the Floodplain (Plan B Press, 2023)

Honors and awards:

2026 Cannon Beach Arts Association Individual Artist Grant

2025 Olseth Family Foundation Writer in Residence

2024 Tupelo Press 30/30 Project

2024 Tupelo Press Gentle House Writer in Residence

2023 Neahkahnie Mountain Poetry Prize, Hoffman Center for the Arts

2021 Silver Honorable Mention, Writers of the Future Contest

Contributing Editor:

Broken Tribe Press, Broken Tribe Poetry Book Award

Judge:

2024 Neahkahnie Mountain Poetry Prize

Photo by Dean Davis©