Terry Blackhawk is featured in an essay she wrote for Linda Sienkiewicz‘s blog “What, Why, How–Series on Creativity” which is devoted to poets, fiction writers, etc writing about their careers.
Julia Knowlton is one of the featured poets this fall in the Georgia Poetry in the Parks project. Congratulations Julia! Here are some photographs of the poem on display.
The poet laureate of Georgia, Chelsea Rathburn, has selected “November Song” from Julia Knowlton‘s Poem at the Edge of the World (2022) to be featured this October in their Poetry in the Parks project. The project is placing poems on signs on trails in parks around the state. More info when we have it!
Watershed author Cameron Scott’s poetry will be featured in the Fall 2022 Patagonia Catalogue, and he has recorded a poem and an interview for the Patagonia website. More info when we have it!
We are very happy to be able to share the cover of Terry Blackhawk’s forthcoming poetry chapbook, Maumee, Maumee. It is from a painting by Neil Frankenhauser.
A thoughtful review of Familiars on Entropy Magazine by Matt Rigney, author of In Pursuit of Giants: One Man’s Search for the Last of the Great Fish (Viking/Penguin).
We are very pleased to announce that we have been working on a new poetry chapbook from Julia Caroline Knowlton. Written during the pandemic, Poem at the Edge of the World explores the artistic edge between physical experience and imagination. You can help the printing by donating to the gofundme campaign and we will send you a copy of the book as a thank you when we receive them from the printer, hopefully by the start of April.
We were very excited to learn of Literati Bookstore’s offer to host Steve and Keith talking about Steve’s new poetry chapbook For All Things in Motion and it did not disappoint. You can now watch it again…
