Please help us celebrate the release of Ed Madden’s new chapbook, So they can sing: Number 14 in the Robin Becker Chapbook Series, selected by Julie R Enszer. The gorgeous cover art is by Paul Bilger, whose work will appear on the covers of all three Becker Series titles this fall.
We round out this year’s Summer Kitchen Series with Hopewell Bay, a long poem by Cynthia Neely. Only 24 copies will be sold by the press; the author gets the other 25. Please welcome Cynthia to the Seven Kitchens family and show some love by ordering a copy of her new chapbook!
We are closing out August with the remaining three titles in our limited-edition Summer Kitchen Series. Announcing Number 3 in this year’s series, Dead Letter Office at North Atlantic Station by Steve Bellin-Oka. Only 24 copies will be sold by the press; the author gets the other 25.
August is a mad busy month here at Seven Kitchens. Right in the middle of the hot, hot Summer Kitchen Series, we’re releasing our 89th (!) chapbook: Diane LeBlanc’s This Space for Message, with a gorgeous blue cover by Guillermo Castro. We do love blue, and we love Diane’s new collection and think you will, too.
It’s a joy to announce the publication of Alec Hershman’s chapbook, The Egg Goes Under, the twentieth title in our Summer Kitchen Series and Number One in our 2017 series. These chaps are very limited–only 24 copies will be sold by the press. Come show us your love by ordering your copy now!
We’re thrilled to announce the release of JeFF Stumpo’s El Océano y la Serpiente / The Ocean and the Serpent, Number 7 in our ReBound Series. Originally published in 2004 by Zenane Independent Media and printed by Tabula Rasa Press, this new edition has been long in the works. Get your copy here.
We’re thrilled to announce the release of two new chapbooks in the Rane Arroyo Series: Aristotle’s Lantern by Sierra Golden, and A Short Tablature of Loss by Rodney Gomez. Please check them out–orders will begin shipping March 31–and please join us in congratulating Sierra and Rodney!
Today marks the release of the newest title in our Editor’s Series: Wives’ Tales by Marjorie Maddox. Get your copy here!
update: Marjorie will be reading from her new chapbook on Tuesday, February 21 at 7 p.m. in the Titelman Study of the Misciagna Family Center for Performing Arts [Penn State-Altoona]. More details here.
Welp, it’s finally here: Call It Something Different, the new chapbook by Dakota Garilli. Author copies are going out now, and orders will start shipping November 15. We’re very excited to have another cover designed by Kinsley Stocum. Check out full details here.
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