This year’s reading period buoyed the editors with an embarrassment of riches, and an exciting year of planning and production lies ahead. The new (and returning) authors will be: Jennifer …
Books Selected from the Reading Period: the Big Reveal! Read More »
Lee Ann Roripaugh has chosen Carolyn Guinzio’s (A) V(ertigo Book) for the 2020 Tenth Gate Prize. A Chicago native, Carolyn Guinzio lives in Fayetteville, AR. Her six previous books include …
From a crowd of fierce contenders, Black Butterflies Over Baghdad by David Allen Sullivan has been chosen by judge Tim Seibles, Poet Laureate of Virginia. The Hilary Tham Capital Collection …
Tim Seibles Chooses 2021 Hilary Tham Capital Collection Book! Read More »
Meg Kearney of NH has won the 2020 Washington Prize for her manuscript All Morning the Crows. Cleopatra Mathis says the book “goes well beyond a metaphoric treatment of birds …
Hilary Tham’s Bad Names for Women was the first book selected for publication in the Capital Collection, founded by Karren Alenier. This unique imprint is open only to poet-volunteers who …
At the end of 2019 Christine Hamm’s startling collection Gorilla was selected as the winner of the Tenth Gate Prize. The pandemic may have slowed down production of this true original, …
Tenth Gate Winner GORILLA Heads for Printer Soon! Read More »
Our first book of 2021, Skirted by Julie Marie Wade, will launch this March in three virtual readings shared with Denise Duhamel, who will read from her new collection, Second …
Curtis Bauer’s translation of the book Image of Absence (The Word Works, 2018) by the Mexican poet Jeannette Clariond won the International Latino Book Award for “Best Nonfiction Book Translation from …
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