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WHAT'S NEW AT
BROADSTONE MEDIA:
Broadstone Books is honored to announce that
our author Frederick Smock has been named
Kentucky State Poet Laureate for 2017/18.
Congratulations, Frederick! His new "lit-crit
chapbook" On Poetry is featured below.
Please visit the Broadstone Books table at the
2017 "Gathering of Authors" on August 19 at
the Women's Club of Frankfort, 200
Washington Street. Many of our Kentucky
authors will be at the Gathering to sign books,
and we'll have all of our latest titles and full
backlist for sale.
Steve Cope's latest poetry collection Wa-hita
(see below) has been selected for the 2017
Kentucky Book Fair in Lexington this
November.
Broadstone Books publisher Larry W. Moore
will get to experience life from the author's
side of the table thanks to his poetry collection
The River Remembers (see below) being
selected for the 2017 Kentucky Book Fair this
November!
Christopher Keaveney's debut poetry
collection Your Eureka Not Mined was
recently recommended by Small Press
Distribution. Congrats, Chris!
Broadstone Books author Robert Eastwood
and his poetry collection Snare (see below)
are featured in an interview on the Open
Alphabet website (Click here to read it), and
also profiled in this article from the East Bay
Times.
Check out this wonderful review of William
Reichard's Two Men Rowing Toward Infinity
(see below) from the Lambda Literary Review!
BROADSTONE MEDIA:
Broadstone Books is honored to announce that
our author Frederick Smock has been named
Kentucky State Poet Laureate for 2017/18.
Congratulations, Frederick! His new "lit-crit
chapbook" On Poetry is featured below.
Please visit the Broadstone Books table at the
2017 "Gathering of Authors" on August 19 at
the Women's Club of Frankfort, 200
Washington Street. Many of our Kentucky
authors will be at the Gathering to sign books,
and we'll have all of our latest titles and full
backlist for sale.
Steve Cope's latest poetry collection Wa-hita
(see below) has been selected for the 2017
Kentucky Book Fair in Lexington this
November.
Broadstone Books publisher Larry W. Moore
will get to experience life from the author's
side of the table thanks to his poetry collection
The River Remembers (see below) being
selected for the 2017 Kentucky Book Fair this
November!
Christopher Keaveney's debut poetry
collection Your Eureka Not Mined was
recently recommended by Small Press
Distribution. Congrats, Chris!
Broadstone Books author Robert Eastwood
and his poetry collection Snare (see below)
are featured in an interview on the Open
Alphabet website (Click here to read it), and
also profiled in this article from the East Bay
Times.
Check out this wonderful review of William
Reichard's Two Men Rowing Toward Infinity
(see below) from the Lambda Literary Review!
ruina montium
A poetry chapbook by
Jeremy Paden
"Both tender and clear-eyed, these poems are strong
enough to lift each one of us from the darkness."
Ada Limón
The plight of "Los 33," the Chilean miners rescued after
sixty-nine days underground in the 2010 disaster, is
rendered here in exquisite verse that both pays tribute to
the individual miners and offers a meditation on our
relationship with our fragile world.
A poetry chapbook by
Jeremy Paden
"Both tender and clear-eyed, these poems are strong
enough to lift each one of us from the darkness."
Ada Limón
The plight of "Los 33," the Chilean miners rescued after
sixty-nine days underground in the 2010 disaster, is
rendered here in exquisite verse that both pays tribute to
the individual miners and offers a meditation on our
relationship with our fragile world.
Two Men
Rowing Madly
Toward Infinity
Poetry by
William Reichard
"In a book filled with doubles, doppelgangers, ghosts and
echoes, everything that was is always happening now (or
about to happen): 'the atoms of all that’s / been / all that /
is, / all that / will be / merge in the darkness.' Two Men
Rowing is the testimony of a man who, from the very
start, admits, 'I know things change' and still goes on to
describe the people and places he’s loved in such
moving detail that we love them too."
Joyce Stuphen
Rowing Madly
Toward Infinity
Poetry by
William Reichard
"In a book filled with doubles, doppelgangers, ghosts and
echoes, everything that was is always happening now (or
about to happen): 'the atoms of all that’s / been / all that /
is, / all that / will be / merge in the darkness.' Two Men
Rowing is the testimony of a man who, from the very
start, admits, 'I know things change' and still goes on to
describe the people and places he’s loved in such
moving detail that we love them too."
Joyce Stuphen
After the Storm
Poetry by
Thomas Zemsky
"The pleasures these poems yield linger long."
Frederick Smock
A lifetime of observation and writing poetry served up
in language that is delightfully quirky and often
subversively wry.
Poetry by
Thomas Zemsky
"The pleasures these poems yield linger long."
Frederick Smock
A lifetime of observation and writing poetry served up
in language that is delightfully quirky and often
subversively wry.
Iris In
Poetry by
Kryssa Schemmerling
"Iris In is an exciting book, multi-layered and savvy. It
deserves a large and enthusiastic audience."
Colette Inez
Images from classic films mingle mix with impressions
of the author's California childhood in this impressive
debut collection.
Poetry by
Kryssa Schemmerling
"Iris In is an exciting book, multi-layered and savvy. It
deserves a large and enthusiastic audience."
Colette Inez
Images from classic films mingle mix with impressions
of the author's California childhood in this impressive
debut collection.
Snare
Poems by
Robert Eastwood
"This book is a descriptive tour-de-force."
Jeanne Wagner
Combining historical past with personal past and
bridging Civil War to Cold War into the present in a
heady mix of imagery and memory.
Poems by
Robert Eastwood
"This book is a descriptive tour-de-force."
Jeanne Wagner
Combining historical past with personal past and
bridging Civil War to Cold War into the present in a
heady mix of imagery and memory.
In Between the Charges
for Ethel Rosenberg
A poetry chapbook by
Myles Gordon
"Myles Gordon is one of the outstanding poets of his
generation."
Kathleen Spivack
This sonnet sequence imagines the memories and
thoughts of Ethel Rosenberg at the moment of her
execution. A timely plea for all people of conscience
in a binary world of "with us or against us."
for Ethel Rosenberg
A poetry chapbook by
Myles Gordon
"Myles Gordon is one of the outstanding poets of his
generation."
Kathleen Spivack
This sonnet sequence imagines the memories and
thoughts of Ethel Rosenberg at the moment of her
execution. A timely plea for all people of conscience
in a binary world of "with us or against us."
The River Remembers
A Verse Cycle of Frankfort, Kentucky by
Larry W. Moore
The Kentucky River is the keeper of community memory
in this imaginative narrative of the history and lore of
Kentucky's capital city.
A Verse Cycle of Frankfort, Kentucky by
Larry W. Moore
The Kentucky River is the keeper of community memory
in this imaginative narrative of the history and lore of
Kentucky's capital city.
As Rain Turns to Snow
and Other Stories
Robert Morgan
"Robert Morgan’s lyric mountain language is equal to
the epic sweep of history, to the grandeur of the land
itself."
—Lee Smith
A new collection of short stories by one of the masters
of Appalachian literature.
and Other Stories
Robert Morgan
"Robert Morgan’s lyric mountain language is equal to
the epic sweep of history, to the grandeur of the land
itself."
—Lee Smith
A new collection of short stories by one of the masters
of Appalachian literature.
Your Eureka Not Mined
Poems by
Christopher T. Keaveney
"What makes a poet memorable to me is the ability to
make me sit up and feel a wow moment, an idea, a
poetic line or a usage of words that says to me this poet
is unique. Christopher Keaveney is that kind of poet."
— Zvi A. Sesling
Poems by
Christopher T. Keaveney
"What makes a poet memorable to me is the ability to
make me sit up and feel a wow moment, an idea, a
poetic line or a usage of words that says to me this poet
is unique. Christopher Keaveney is that kind of poet."
— Zvi A. Sesling
Proximidad
A Mexican-American Memoir by
Ed O'Casey
"Ed O'Casey’s Proximidad is a gorgeous, harrowing
memoir of identity and place.... O'Casey shows us
how fragile and dread-edged even the fiercest of
our loves can be. This is a wondrous first book."
— Alex Lemon
A hybrid of verse and memoir and journalism by an
author whose life and words bridge two worlds, this is
essential poetry of documentary witness of the horrific
effects of America's drug wars and trade pacts.
A Mexican-American Memoir by
Ed O'Casey
"Ed O'Casey’s Proximidad is a gorgeous, harrowing
memoir of identity and place.... O'Casey shows us
how fragile and dread-edged even the fiercest of
our loves can be. This is a wondrous first book."
— Alex Lemon
A hybrid of verse and memoir and journalism by an
author whose life and words bridge two worlds, this is
essential poetry of documentary witness of the horrific
effects of America's drug wars and trade pacts.
Just Act Like Everything
Is Perfectly Normal
Random Memories of a Military Dependent
A Poetry Chapbook by
Sheila Bucy Potter
Recalling the author's childhood as an "Air Force
brat" in the midst of the Cold War, these "random
memories" range from humorous to poignant,
reminding the reader that the families of those in
uniform also serve.
Is Perfectly Normal
Random Memories of a Military Dependent
A Poetry Chapbook by
Sheila Bucy Potter
Recalling the author's childhood as an "Air Force
brat" in the midst of the Cold War, these "random
memories" range from humorous to poignant,
reminding the reader that the families of those in
uniform also serve.
Third Monday in May
A Novel Concerning the Remarkable Events of
the First Kentucky Derby
by
Ross R. Moore
Part alternative historical fiction, part suspense
thriller, and entirely engaging and entertaining, in
this debut novel Abraham Lincoln survives to attend
the first Kentucky Derby. What awaits him there?
A Novel Concerning the Remarkable Events of
the First Kentucky Derby
by
Ross R. Moore
Part alternative historical fiction, part suspense
thriller, and entirely engaging and entertaining, in
this debut novel Abraham Lincoln survives to attend
the first Kentucky Derby. What awaits him there?
Wa-hita
Poetry by
Steven R. Cope
"Steve Cope is a prophet for our time; we need to
hear his integrity of seeing and thinking, and his
compassionate respect for our planet and life."
— Harry Brown
Poetry by
Steven R. Cope
"Steve Cope is a prophet for our time; we need to
hear his integrity of seeing and thinking, and his
compassionate respect for our planet and life."
— Harry Brown
On Poetry
Palm-of-the-Hand Essays
by
Frederick Smock
These brief and eloquent essays from Kentucky's
current State Poet Laureate make a compelling case
for why poetry matters.
Palm-of-the-Hand Essays
by
Frederick Smock
These brief and eloquent essays from Kentucky's
current State Poet Laureate make a compelling case
for why poetry matters.
