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 releases new collection The Town Built on SorrowDavid Oppegaard (Breakneck Cove, 2016) has a new collection, The Town Built on Sorrow, out from Flux. The collection was recently reviewed in The Pioneer Press. You can read more about it here.  |
Jason Magabo Perez releases new collection This is for the MostlessJason Magabo Perez (Phenomenology of Superhero, 2016) has a new collection, This is for the Mostless, from WordTech Editions. The book is available on Amazon.  |
Ron Arias wins the 2016 Peace Corps AwardAuthor Ron Arias (My Life as a Pencil, 2015) was recently announced as the winner of the 2016 Peace Corp Award for his fiction collection The Wetback and Other Stories (Arte Publico). You can read more about the award here. And if you want to get a copy of the award winning book, you can buy it here.  |
Book Launch for Carolyn Agee's Drowning OpheliaJune 3, 2017 from 3:00-5:00 pm |
Book Release Celebration for Haley Lasche's new collection Blood and SurvivorJune 7 from 7:00-9:00 pm |
Noah Stetzer Interview with Nimrod JournalNoah Stetzer was recently interviewed by Somayeh Shams with Nimrod Journal. It's a great behind the scenes look at Noah's chapbook Because I Can See Needing a Knife. You can view the entire interview here. |
Noah Stetzer Reading at Friendship Heights Village Center in Chevy Chase, MDNoah Stetzer is one of two featured readings on Monday, April 24, 7:00 PM in Chevy Chase, MD. More details are available at The Word Works. |
Carolyn Agee - How the arts intermingleCarolyn Agee was recently interviewed by Hamline Lit Link. Check out their discussion on how, as an actor and author, Carolyn sees poetry and prose intermingle. She also talks specifically about her forthcoming Red Bird Chapbook, Drowning Ophelia as well as her writing process. |
New Story by Alison Morse available online at The PotomacAlison Morse (If You Wave a Chicken Over Your Head) has published a new piece "How to be an Aunt" in the Winter 2017 issue of The Potomac: A Journal of Poetry and Politics. You can read it online here. |
