Our second title of 2024 is a reissue of Joshua’s Summer Kitchen Series chapbook, which sold out pretty much overnight back in August of 2022. We are thrilled to offer this title in a fresh, new edition. Please join us in congratulating Josh and celebrating his work!
We proudly introduce our first chapbook of 2024: Deborah A. Miranda‘s Pilgrimage, selected as Number 12 in Volume 5 of our Editor’s Series. Please join us in celebrating this new publication and welcoming Deborah to the Seven Kitchens family.
We are so proud to announce our final chapbook of 2023: Liz Ahl‘s A Stanza Is a Place to Stand, selected as Number 3 in our A.V. Christie Series. This is Liz’s third chapbook with Seven Kitchens: how lucky is that? Please join us in celebrating this new publication.
Our twentieth release this year is Craig Beaven‘s In Arcadia, selected as Number 20 in our Rane Arroyo Series. It’s hard to believe that we’ve released twenty titles in this series–and #21 is just around the corner. Please join us in welcoming Craig to the Seven Kitchens family.
Our nineteenth release this year is Asani Charles‘s Wordsongs for Grandmas, selected by Allison Joseph as Number 2 in our Allison Joseph Series. We are delighted to launch this chapbook just as we prepare to open the November reading period for this series by BIPOC women poets. The first title in the series, by Paloma Martínez-Cruz, was launched October 25. Please join us in celebrating these vibrant women’s voices!
Our eighteenth release this year is Paloma Martínez-Cruz‘s Other Bombs, selected by Allison Joseph as Number 1 in our Allison Joseph Series. We are delighted to launch this chapbook just as we prepare to open the November reading period for this series by BIPOC women poets. The second title in the series, by Asani Charles, will launch October 28. Please join us in celebrating these vibrant women’s voices!
Our seventeenth release this year is Jessica Purdy‘s You’re Never the Same, selected as Number 4 in Volume Eleven of our Summer Kitchen Series. This collection of ekphrastic poems also bears the distinction of being our 200th chapbook. Printed in a limited edition of 49 copies, with 25 copies going directly to the author, this series is among our most collectible. Please join us in celebrating Jessica’s new chapbook.
Our sixteenth release this year is Jeffrey Skinner’s Blue Book, Number 26 in our Keystone Series. Please join us in celebrating Jeffrey’s new chapbook.
Our fifteenth release this year is J Swanson’s You May Unravel, selected by series editor Steve Bellin-Oka as Number 29 in our Robin Becker Series. Please join us in celebrating their new chapbook.
Our fourteenth release this year is Rae Gouirand’s Rough Sequence, selected as Number 25 in our Keystone Series. This is Rae’s second title with Seven Kitchens Press. Please join us in celebrating her new chapbook.
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