Our eleventh title this year is Regards to Balthus by Lenore Myers, selected as Number 1 in Volume Eleven of our limited-edition Summer Kitchen Series. Please join us in welcoming Lenore to the Seven Kitchens family.
The good news continues: we’re very excited to announce the selection of two manuscripts for publication in our A.V. Christie Series: A Stanza Is a Place to Stand by Liz Ahl of Holderness, New Hampshire, and The Something We Make from Nothing by Terry Hall Bodine of Lynchburg, Virginia. Both chapbooks have been scheduled for publication in October.
Please join us in congratulating these poets and their work!
We’re thrilled to announce the selection of two manuscripts for publication in our Keystone Chapbook Series: Series Editors Karen J. Weyant and Jeff Walt have selected Animal Grace by Gloria Heffernan of Syracuse, New York and Pretty Boys in Trouble by Erik Schuckers of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Both chapbooks have been scheduled for publication in December.
Please join us in congratulating these poets and their work!
Our tenth title this year, Ben Sloan’s Then On Out Into a Cloudless Sky, was selected as Number 11 in Volume Five of our Editor’s Series. It’s out today. Please join us in welcoming Ben to the Seven Kitchens family.
Our ninth title of the year is Cameron Gearen’s Sorry, Wept the Littered Riverbed, selected as Number 19 in our Rane Arroyo Series. Please join us in welcoming Cameron to the Seven Kitchens family.
Our eighth title of the year is Steven Sanchez’s Breathe, selected as Number 10 in Volume Five of our Editor’s Series. Please join us in welcoming Steven to the Seven Kitchens family.
Our seventh title of the year is Janine Certo’s Home Altar, selected as Number 24 in our Keystone Series. Please join us in welcoming Janine to the Seven Kitchens family.
Our sixth title of the year is Jon Conley’s House Hunters International: Sonnets, selected as Number 18 in our Rane Arroyo Series. Please join us in welcoming Jon to the Seven Kitchens family.
Stay tuned–and send energy–as we perform the spectacular feat of releasing five chapbooks in the month of June, starting with Ben Meyerson’s Near Enough and including new work by Jon Conley, Janine Certo, Steven Sanchez, and Cameron Gearen. These chapbooks will be dropping hot and fast, so check back to order your favorites.
If you’re a poet with a Pennsylvania connection, Series Editors Jeff Walt and Karen Weyant want to read your chapbook manuscript: the Keystone Chapbook Series is open through the end of June. Full guidelines here.
Our fifth title of the year is Ben Meyerson’s Near Enough, selected as Number 9 in Volume Five of our Editor’s Series. Please join us in welcoming Ben to the Seven Kitchens family.
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