Thanks to Hillary Leftwich and Heavy Feather Review for this appreciation of Rogan Kelly’s Demolition in the Tropics.
If you are interested in reviewing our chapbooks, please inquire by email to sevenkitchenspress@gmail.com.
Ahhh! We’re so grateful to Sarah Giragosian and Green Mountains Review for this review of Alyse Knorr’s chapbook, Ballast. Check it out!
What a thrill to launch Rogan Kelly’s new chapbook, Demolition in the Tropics, with a gorgeous cover design by Michelle Rojas Hagler. This title is Number 2 in Volume 4 of our long-running Editor’s Series, and you’re going to love it. Check out this review by Eric Steineger over at Citron Review, and this interview by Philip F. Clark over at The Poet’s Grin. And click here to read Rogan’s poem “Silence at the Borderline Bar” and to order a copy of his chapbook!
The good folks at Switchback have published a fresh review by Robbi Nester of Dave Bonta’s Breakdown: Banjo Poems. Thanks so much!
Many thanks to Dave Bonta over at Via Negativa for his lovely, insightful review of Household of Water, Moon, & Snow by Todd Davis. The review posted last week; we’re a little slow here but very much enjoyed reading it this evening.
It’s fascinating how a good review can lead us to reconsider poems we thought were already familiar: having typeset, proofread, and assembled many copies of Household, I was nonetheless invited into these poems all over again. Thanks, Dave.
Our thanks to Laurie Rosenblatt for her fine, probing review of Rebecca Lauren’s The Schwenkfelders–posted today at the Fiddler Crab Review. Check it out!
Our thanks to Bernie Geyer for her fresh review of RJ Gibson’s Scavenge, Number 4 in our Robin Becker Series. If you, too would like to review one of our chapbooks, just send an e-mail to sevenkitchens at that yahoo place with “review” in the subject line.
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Please drop by the Fiddler Crab Review to read Susan Jo Russell’s lovely review of Jeff Walt’s Soot, co-winner of last year’s Keystone Chapbook Prize. Our thanks to Emily and her fine staff of reviewers!
Our thanks to Bernie Geyer and Leslie Hayertz for their new reviews of Christina Pacosz’s Notes from the Red Zone, Number 1 in our ReBound Series. The submission period for this series runs from September 1 – October 15; if you know of an out-of-print chapbook that deserves nomination for republication in a fresh, new edition, please check out our guidelines.
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