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Jane Augustine’s life, poetry, and scholarship is featured in the current issue of Persimmon Tree
Cynthia Hogue writes in Persimmon Tree about the poet and scholar Jane Augustine. (Jane Augustine is also the author of High Desert, and Traverse, both published by Dos Madres Press.) I met featured poet Jane Augustine first …
Hilary Sideris has three poems featured in ONE ART: a journal of poetry
Hilary Sideris has three poems featured in ONE ART: a journal of poetry.
David Giannini’s poem “To Those Who Still Keep Faith” is featured in Wordpeace.
David Giannini’s poem “To Those Who Still Keep Faith” is featured in Wordpeace, a digital multi-genre literary project for world peace and social justice. (Read More)
Hear Michael Daley interviewed on KTAH 101.9 Radio Tacoma
Michael Daley is interviewed on the show Sound Poetry by David Gilmore on KTAH 101.9 Radio Tacoma. Michael Daley is author of Born With and has an upcoming book of poems title Reinhabited to be …
Clara Burghelea’s poem There is an Alternate Universe is featured in Abandon Journal
Issue two of Abandon journal features a poem by Clara Burghelea (Clare Burghelea is the author of The Flavor of the Other – Dos Madres Press, 2020).
Lawrence Cottrell has three poems featured in the October edition of New English Review
Lawrence Cottrell, author of Odd Fussings, and Hallelujahs from Oblivion’s Ridgepole, has three poems featured in the October edition of New English Review.
John Tripoulas has two poems featured in Ergon
Ergon, a journal of Greek/American Arts and Letters features two poems by John Tripoulas.
Lawrence Cottrell featured in the September issue of New English Review
New English Review features three poems by Lawrence Cottrell. Lawrence Cottrell is the author of Odd Fussings, and Hallelujahs from Oblivion’s Ridgepole.
Michael Heller’s work is featured in Caesura
Caesura an online journal of the literature and the arts has published an extensive feature on the work of Michael Heller in their “Skald” series. The feature has an introduction to Michael Heller’s work by Norman …
Two Dos Madres Titles Have Been Honored By The Massachusetts Center For The Book
Field Light by Owen Lewis, and First Generation by Krikor Der Hohannesian have been honored by the Massachusetts Center For The Book as Must Reads in the category for poetry in the 21st Annual Massachusetts Book Awards.