Devon Balwit is in the Bubbler. freestatereview.com/2025/03/12/the…

making envelopes by hand for our non standard sized books to go out.

Devon Balwit is in the Bubbler freestatereview.com/2025/03/12/the…

Douglas Cole is in the Bubbler freestatereview.com/2025/03/18/a-d…

Listening to a commercial for commercial-free music is so like going to AWP

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TBR: Michelle Herman & pound cake & essays abt <loss & reinvention, longing, loneliness, friendship, community, and family...also abt grief & the way it lives in the body—and joy & the way it lives in the body too.> Free State Review / Galileo Press workinprogressinprogress.com/2025/03/tbr-if…

Carol Alexander's poem Esplanade: A mottled morning charges me / with carelessness, rusted fenders / of evening’s crash. freestatereview.com/2025/03/24/esp…

"Some Girls is a love letter to women and girls. It’s a connection to who we are now and who we used to be." This wow wow interview with Emily May up The Coachella Review thecoachellareview.com/2025/03/25/tcr…

All these years typing up the hand writing, settling and stitching pages, wrapping the books in tawny mailing paper, and all anyone seems to want is Kindle. Oh well. OK. Here you are then. amazon.com/dp/B0F25C8YH8?…

Linda Gregg 🖤

Two aging poetry editors who can't spell Colombia--one with a little faith, and one a little faithless, and both suffering autoimmune dysfunctions--go to the Somondoco jungle in search of a book maker who is only subjected to a ten percent tariff. Along the way, they stop at

TODAY!

Truth. Descartes was a fucker.

She's available for preorder, friends!

birchbarkediting.com/microlit-alman… I love the hungry part of this poem

The faces of the young girls in Mike’s “Baby Doll Clown Killers” series look very much like my mother’s portraits—or like the pictures of children in clothing catalogues from that era—with the exception that these girls are executing clowns. freestatereview.com/2025/05/02/my-…

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Insanely grateful for this review in Free State Review / Galileo Press. "At long last we have an author who creates the perfect argument against everyone’s need for an objective correlative. Anyone and any story can have a soul even if nothing defines it in the T. S. Eliot way."

The Smart Search List of the Day is: Fiction Collections feat. Baobab Press Fly on the Wall Press @slantbooks @freestatereview et al. duotrope.com/search/smart/f…