James Gapinski has a new collection available from Etchings Press
James Gapinski (Messiah Tortoise, 2018) has a new collection, Edge of the Known Bus Line, available from Etchings Press. You can read an about it and purchase a copy here.
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Amy Strauss Friedman has a new collection available from Kelsay BooksAmy Strauss Friedman (Gathered Bones are Known to Wander, 2016) has a new full-length poetry collection avilable from Kelsay Books. You can learn more about it and purchase a copy from the publisher or from Amazon.  |
Check out Samuel Snoek-Brown's new book with Blue Cactus PressSameul Snoek-Brown (Where There is Ruin, 2016) has a new collection out with Blue Cactus Press. You can learn more about There is No Other Way to Worship Them and purchase a copy here.  |
Susan Solomon has a new book with Green Writers PressSusan Solomon has a new collection, The Pond, with Green Writers Press in which she paints the words of poet Richard Jarrette. You can read more about the collection and buy the book here.  |
Fierce Lament Book Release Reading & Dance Party - Friday, October 19, 2018Friday, October 19, 2018 The Hook and Ladder Theater & Lounge  |
New book by Francine Marie Tolf How Still The Riddle Now AvailablePoet Francine Marie Tolf has a new collection out from Pinyon Publishing. How Still the Riddle poems by Francine Marie Tolf and art by Gale Tolf can be found here.  |
Mathieu Cailler May I Have This Dance? Release PartySave the date! |
New book by Mathieu Cailler: May I Have This Dance? Now AvailableAuthor Mathieu Cailler (Clotheslines, 2014) has a new full length collection of poetry available. Check out May I Have This Dance? now available on Amazon.  |
Richard Walker edits new collection "Poems for Las Vegas"Richard Walker recently organized and edited a book of poetry, Poems for Las Vegas (Kitsap Publishing), published in the wake of the Las Vegas shootings. A video from the reading for the collection can be found here. |
David Oppegaard Publication Reading for The Town Built on Sorrow - Saturday, September 30, 2017September 30, 2017 |
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