TYPEWRITER TALK BY JULIE DOBROW: Join us on March 21st for a fascinating exploration of the pioneering use of the typewriter to bring forth the first collection of Emily Dickinson’s poems. You will never think the same way about Mabel Loomis Todd again! libcal.library.harvard.edu/event/10300918

May 17th The Graduate Center at 4pm join us for a celebration of "Jumping into the American River" by Mary Norbert Korte & "The Catalog of the Diane di Prima’s Occult Library" with Anne Waldman, Ammiel Alcalay CUNY English PhD Program, M.C. Kinniburgh, Iris Cushing & Jason Weiss eventbrite.com/e/islands-rive…

Delighted to learn our dear friend, #bookartist Timothy Ely, will join an ACRL/RBMS (inactive) Harvard Radcliffe Institute panel on cataloging #artistsbooks tomorrow, 5/5, at 2pm. See link for registration: harvard.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Next Week The Graduate Center! On the first of this two-day event: a program celebrating the publication of new books on poetry from Lost & Found, along with poetry readings and a festive toast. We hope you will join us in the spirit of art and imagination! eventbrite.com/e/islands-rive…

In celebration of Mary Korte and Diane di Prima: tomorrow, 4pm!

Just stocked: the second printing of the Diane di Prima occult library catalog! View here: granarybooks.com/pages/books/35…

Happy to be at #STS2023 with such excellent company—thanks to the conference organizers for incorporating local publishing voices! (we <3 Siglio Press and Center for Book Arts, and appreciate Kinohi Nishikawa's scholarship!)

Yesterday, Steve Clay displaying our 2001 facsimile edition of #JackSmith's #TheBeautifulBook with Lisa Pearson of Siglio Press & Corina Reynolds of Center for Book Arts at the Textual Studies #STS2023 #DesignandText conference.

Granary friend & collaborator #JenBervin speaking about her recent #EmilyDickinson project "Concordance Omission" & upcoming work on an excellent #STS2023 panel with #MartaWerner, another member of the Granary family, & artists #LeahSobsey & #AmandaMarchand. Textual Studies

A real pleasure for us to attend #STS2023 this year, and speak about the publishing, archives, and cataloging work we do. Looking forward to keeping in touch!

Pleased to announce that M.C. Kinniburgh is now official co-owner of Granary Books! She, along with Steve Clay, Julie Harrison, and Conley Lowrance will continue to collaborate on Granary's publishing, rare books, and archives programs. Let fly the golden birds! ✨

This Thursday at 1pm on Zoom, @brooklynrail's New Social Environment Series will highlight Granary Books, in conversation with @jenbervin, Cecilia Vicuna, M.C. Kinniburgh, and Cole Swensen. Join us! Register at link. brooklynrail.org/events/2023/08…

spot.fund/2gnfsst Please lend your support to this beautiful, capacious human being, this extraordinary poet, one of the youngest members of the 1960's Umbra Writers' Workshop. Share this widely. We have to hold each other up. That's how we get through.

David Henderson is a remarkable force for poetry in New York City—sharing to support David!

It's been a wild year, but somehow, I managed to sit down (then design and print!) "Messy Archivist" no. 4. Four special years of sharing the poetry of archival work with you all! Check it out here: granarybooks.com/pages/books/36…

Announcing a new limited-edition artists' book: Will Alexander and Byron Baker's "Anonymous Stellar Ravines." Published by Granary Books, 2024. Read more about their collaboration here: granarybooks.com/pages/books/36…

Now open: "Ulises Carrión: Bookworks and Beyond"! Ulises Carrión Bogard was one of the most influential of all modern artists engaged in the book, and this new exhibition will be the largest US retrospective exhibition of his work to date: library.princeton.edu/ulisescarrion

The Poetry Room mourns the loss & honors the life of Lyn Hejinian. We're grateful for the good fortune to have intersected with her on Earth. Here are two such luminous convergences: Reinventing the Workshop: rb.gy/64qbur Vocarium Series: rb.gy/7lv81z

Huge thanks to Cecilia Vicuña Cecilia Vicuna, Amy Tobin, Luke Roberts, Nisha Ramayya, Will Rowe William Rowe and everyone at Book Works & @tate Library for a very special afternoon celebrating the new edition of Saborami, 50 years after its publication by the Beau Geste Press!

"The virtue of this work is that it is not at all precious, but instead, exquisite." The brilliant Johanna Drucker on Granary's latest publication with Will Alexander and Byron Baker (if you're not already subscribed to her excellent Substack!) johannadrucker.substack.com/p/anonymous-st…