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.
September has been a flurry of activity. We’ve just published three chapbooks in four days: Rae Gouirand’s Rough Sequence, J Swanson’s You May Unravel, and Jeffrey Skinner’s Blue Book–our 199th title since we first launched in 2007.
We’re not done yet. Several chapbooks are in production to launch very soon. Which will be our 200th title? Reply with your guess, and we’ll send a free copy of #200 to the first five readers who guess correctly.
Seriously, with so many moving parts (and you can’t spell parts without arts), we don’t even know right now who will take the 200th spot.
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.
Our thirteenth release this year is In My Eighties by Jonathan Bracker, selected as Number 3 in Volume Eleven of our limited-edition Summer Kitchen Series. This is Jonathan’s third title with Seven Kitchens Press. Please join us in celebrating his new chapbook.
Our twelfth title this year is Divorce Song by Lisa Hammond, selected as Number 2 in Volume Eleven of our limited-edition Summer Kitchen Series. This is Lisa’s second title with Seven Kitchens Press. Please join us in celebrating her new chapbook.
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!
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