The Sky Grew Back with Clouds by William Bortz was published on August 26, 2018. It's the first installment of a chapbook poetry series entitled "make time to breathe today". This chapbook, like the series itself, focuses on the relationship we have … [Read more...]
hiromi suzuki’s logbook published by Hesterglock Press
hiromi suzuki's logbook was published on March 17, 2018 by Hesterglock Press. logbook features, in color, 96 pages of hiromi's visual poetry / poem brut. It's available for £10.00 + postage worldwide and can be ordered from Hesterglock via … [Read more...]
Star Spider’s YA novel, Past Tense – book release and launch event
Empty Mirror contributor Star Spider's novel, Past Tense will soon be published by HarperCollins. Past Tense will be released April 10, 2018 (and will be available at Amazon). Past Tense is a debut YA novel about Julie Nolan—a pretty average girl with … [Read more...]
River Nocturne by Z.G. Tomaszewski now available for pre-order
Z.G. Tomaszewski's poetry book, River Nocturne will be published by Finishing Line Pressin in the summer of 2018 and is now available for pre-order. Advance Praise “Tomaszewski is mystic and realist. These poems engage with the world, with the … [Read more...]
Zackary Lavoie’s debut poetry chapbook, Upheavals, released
Empty Mirror contributor Zackary Lavoie's debut poetry chapbook, Upheavals has just been released by Pond Bench Press. There are two ways to get your copy of Upheavals: -- Order a signed copy directly from Zack his website. A dollar from each sale … [Read more...]
Michael McClure reads from Persian Pony in B.C. October 18/19
Michael McClure's poetry collection, Persian Pony, has just been published by Ekstasis Editions. He's in British Columbia this week for a reading and performance. Poetry Reading Wednesday, October 18, 2017 7:30pm Simon Fraser University Harbour … [Read more...]
Book release — I Am the Revolutionary: Young Jack Kerouac by Paul Maher Jr.
Paul Maher Jr.'s new Kerouac biography, I Am the Revolutionary: Young Jack Kerouac, takes the reader from Kerouac's childhood years in Lowell, Massachusetts through his World War II years in New York City and across America, where the hapless writer … [Read more...]
Play Yr Kardz Right by Marcus Slease published by Dostoyevsky Wannabe
Empty Mirror contributor Marcus Slease's new 106-page collection of poetry, Play Yr Kardz Right, has just been released by Dostoyevsky Wannabe. "Marcus Slease’s gentle & generous engagements with the ephemera of almost-everyday life, coupled with a … [Read more...]
Where Epics Fail: Aphorisms on Art, Morality and Spirit by Yahia Lababidi now available for pre-order
Yahia Lababidi's 7th book, a collection of 800 aphorisms written over a 10 year period, Where Epics Fail: Aphorisms on Art, Morality and Spirit is now available for pre-order. When you pre-order Where Epics Fail, your name will be included in the first … [Read more...]
Stephen Bett’s poetry collection, UnWired, published by BlazeVOX
BlazeVOX [books] has published Stephen Bett's 18th collection of poems, UnWired. The 124-page book is available for purchase at: BlazeVOX Amazon Stephen Bett is a widely and internationally published Canadian poet. While his earlier work is … [Read more...]
Alan Catlin’s poetry collection, Walking Among Tombstones in the Fog
Walking Among Tombstones in the Fog by Alan Catlin / Presa Press / Perfectbound Paperback / ISBN: 978-0-9965026-4-1 / 72 pages Alan Catlin's latest collection of poetry reflects both the humanistic concerns of his previous work as well as the … [Read more...]
Dan Wilcox’s “Inauguration Raga” poem now available from A.P.D.
A.P.D. (a presidential disaster) announces the publication of Inauguration Raga, by Dan Wilcox, a 16-page chapbook of a poem improvised on January 20, 2017. The poem was written from 10:00am to 4:30pm while watching the televised broadcasts of the … [Read more...]
Michael McClure MEPHISTOS book launch and other events!
Mephistos and Other Poems Celebrating the release of his book of new poetry Thursday, November 17th, 7:00 pm CITY LIGHTS BOOKSTORE 261 Columbus at Broadway San Francisco, CA free event, details: … [Read more...]
The Ghosts Who Travel with Me: A Literary Pilgrimage Through Brautigan’s America by Allison Green
I must have decided that Trout Fishing in America would be the one to represent all that I had read and loved as a teenager. But who had that girl been? And did she notice that the woman on the cover had no name? Ooligan Press has announced the release … [Read more...]
Herbert Gold Kicks off his Tenth Decade with his 20th Novel
Jorvik Press has some exciting news: What does a prizewinning author do when he’s about to enter his tenth decade with a track record of more than 30 books, sound of mind and body, full of ideas, and still obsessed with characters he’s been developing … [Read more...]
Children’s book release! Lulu Looks for Love by Katie Pfeiffer
Katie Pfeiffer's new children's book, Lulu Looks for Love, has just been published. Lulu the cow is lonely. With a cat as a guide, she searches the world for love, in all sorts of fascinating places. But she just can't seem to find it - until she looks … [Read more...]
Poetry Book Release – Living on the Slopes of Volcano Mountain: Poem Collection of Ali Salehi
Ali Salehi's collection of poems, Living on the Slopes of Volcano Mountain, has just been published. This book, the poet's first in the English language, includes poems written since 1994. Many of the poems have been selected by the poet from amongst … [Read more...]
‘The Suffering and Celebration of Life in America’ Book & Movie
Amy and Shane Bugbee went on the road for a low-budget, year-long exploration of the people and places of America. The result is their book, The Suffering and Celebration of Life in America and the accompanying film, Politics, Art, Religion, and … [Read more...]
A.D. Winans – San Francisco Poems Book Launch! July 22, 2012
A.D. Winans founded the important Second Coming Press in San Francisco back in the 1970s, publishing some of the best Beat poets alongside crucial street and underground poets of the time. All along, his own work has been politically engaged and acerbic … [Read more...]