Civilian Aboard U.S. Navy Ship at Sea: poems by Jonathan Bracker. Number 3 in the second volume of our limited-edition Summer Kitchen Series, publishing today, July 31!
Summer Kitchen #3: Jonathan Bracker
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Summer Kitchen Series #2: Celeste Gainey
In the land of speculation & seismography: poems by Celeste Gainey. Number 2 in the second volume of our limited-edition Summer Kitchen Series, publishing Monday, July 25. Thanks to a wave of pre-orders, this title sold out quickly, but the last three titles in this year’s series are still available.
Dear Red Airplane launches Summer Kitchen Series
Dear Red Airplane: poems by Robin Reagler. Number 1 in the second volume of our Summer Kitchen Series, publishing tomorrow, July 11. This is a limited-edition series, and only a handful of copies remain available of Robin’s title. Our sincere thanks to the kind folks who pre-ordered!
July 15 update: This title has sold out. You might be able to get a copy directly from the author, but our copies are all spoken for. Thanks again to everyone for your support of this series!
Keystone Chapbook Prize opens tomorrow
Get those manuscripts ready: the reading period for this year’s Keystone Chapbook Prize opens tomorrow, July 1. Writers eligible for the Keystone Chapbook Prize include those who live in or have lived in Pennsylvania, those who were born here, and those who are writing with some Pennsylvania connection in their work. See full guidelines here, and good luck!
Scavenge hits third printing
Please join us in congratulating RJ Gibson, whose chapbook, Scavenge, is now in its third printing! Co-winner of the 2009 Robin Becker Prize, this title is one of our best sellers and absolutely deserves its ever-widening readership. We can’t wait till RJ has a full-length book, but till then, we wholeheartedly recommend this collection: 24 pages of smart, sharply observant poems whose titles alone–from “Coming from a Farm” and “Earthly Delights” to “Erotics” to “Ontology: Britney Spears”–let you know you’re in for an original treat. Congrats, RJ!
Catherine Staples chapbook forthcoming: preorder now!
Never a Note Forfeit. Number 8 in the Keystone Chapbook Series and co-winner of the 2010 Keystone Chapbook Prize, selected by guest judge Betsy Sholl, this chapbook is scheduled for publication on July 1. Pre-orders are welcome–please click here.
Gainey nearly sold out
Zowie! The pre-orders have flooded in for Celeste Gainey’s chapbook, and right now we have only three two copies left. If you have placed an order through snailmail, please e-mail us immediately and we’ll hold you a copy: sevenkitchens at yahoo dot com. Once our copies are spoken for, you’ll have to contact Celeste about purchasing directly from the author. Also, this means that if you were planning to buy the whole set–all five titles with free shipping–there are only three two chances left to do so.
Thanks for your overwhelming support of this title, and congratulations to Celeste!
June 21 update: That’s it, folks. This title is sold out. Thank you all so much!
Preorder your Summer Kitchen titles now
The links are up and it’s time to pre-order your Summer Kitchen chapbooks. Click on each title below to place your order, or click here to order all five titles with free shipping!
Robin Reagler: Dear Red Airplane
Celeste Gainey: In the land of speculation & seismography
Jonathan Bracker: Civilian Aboard U.S. Navy Ship at Sea
Mary Meriam: The Poet’s Zodiac
Ava Sayaka Rosen: The Express
Summer Kitchen Series preview
Here’s a peek at our upcoming Summer Kitchen Series: five limited-edition chapbooks launching over the months of July and August. We’ll be set up for pre-ordering by this weekend!
Editor’s Prize co-winners selected
Please join us in congratulating the co-winners of our inaugural Editor’s Prize: Roxanne Halpine Ward (for This Electric Glow) and Jeffrey Ethan Lee (for Towards Euphoria). Both manuscripts will be published by Seven Kitchens Press; our preliminary schedule has the release dates set for January and February of 2012. These new titles will launch Volume Two of our Editor’s Series.
Our sincere thanks to everyone who submitted work and shared the word. We couldn’t do this without you.
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