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WHAT'S NEW AT BROADSTONE MEDIA
A NOTE ON SUBMISSIONS TO BROADSTONE BOOKS: We are currently reading for
publication in 2017. We have decided to maintain our open submission policy for now,
however be aware that any work accepted is unlikely to appear for at least two years from
acceptance, possibly longer. For our full submission policy, click here.
We are delighted to announce that Small Press Distribution has agreed to distribute our
titles nationally! This will apply to most titles published beginning in 2015 along with
selected titles from our backlist.
Christopher Taylor has joined Broadstone Books as an associate editor. Welcome, Chris!
Coming in March from Broadstone Books: The Butterfly's Choice, poetry by Joanna
Kurowska. Watch for more details soon.
Broadstone Books will publish Philip Brady's book-length poetry cycle To Banquet with
the Ethiopians: A Memoir of Life Before the Alphabet in June 2015. For a preview, click
here to read an excerpt in the on-line journal At Length. To listen to an interview with Philip
on the Wilkes Barre (PA) NPR station (including his recitation of the first section of the
book), click here. You can also find out more about the author at PhilipBrady.com.
Broadstone author Chrissy Kolaya is a nominee for the Minnesota Book Award for her
debut poetry collection Any Anxious Body, which you'll find below on this page. Good
luck, Chrissy!
Garrison Keillor's syndicated NPR program The Writer's Almanac featured Frederick
Smock's poem "Moon" from his Broadstone Books collection Bounteous World on
Tuesday, October 28, 2014. Congratulations, Frederick! This is the second poem from this
collection that Keillor has selected for his program, so if it's good enough for Garrison you
should probably click here to add it to your poetry library as well. Broadstone author
Richard Taylor was also featured on The Writer's Almanac on July 4 last year, and you'll
find his latest poetry collection Rain Shadow below.
Like Musical Instruments: 83 Contemporary American Poets with photography by John
Sarsgard and poetry edited by Larry Fagin was released on September 29, 2014 at the
Poetry Project at St. Mark's in New York City. See below to order your copy today.
Broadstone Books announces the forthcoming publication in 2016 of Nothing Important
Happened Today, a new poetry collection by Claudia Serea; and of Two Men Rowing
Madly Toward Infinity, a new poetry collection from William Reichard. Watch for details.
A NOTE ON SUBMISSIONS TO BROADSTONE BOOKS: We are currently reading for
publication in 2017. We have decided to maintain our open submission policy for now,
however be aware that any work accepted is unlikely to appear for at least two years from
acceptance, possibly longer. For our full submission policy, click here.
We are delighted to announce that Small Press Distribution has agreed to distribute our
titles nationally! This will apply to most titles published beginning in 2015 along with
selected titles from our backlist.
Christopher Taylor has joined Broadstone Books as an associate editor. Welcome, Chris!
Coming in March from Broadstone Books: The Butterfly's Choice, poetry by Joanna
Kurowska. Watch for more details soon.
Broadstone Books will publish Philip Brady's book-length poetry cycle To Banquet with
the Ethiopians: A Memoir of Life Before the Alphabet in June 2015. For a preview, click
here to read an excerpt in the on-line journal At Length. To listen to an interview with Philip
on the Wilkes Barre (PA) NPR station (including his recitation of the first section of the
book), click here. You can also find out more about the author at PhilipBrady.com.
Broadstone author Chrissy Kolaya is a nominee for the Minnesota Book Award for her
debut poetry collection Any Anxious Body, which you'll find below on this page. Good
luck, Chrissy!
Garrison Keillor's syndicated NPR program The Writer's Almanac featured Frederick
Smock's poem "Moon" from his Broadstone Books collection Bounteous World on
Tuesday, October 28, 2014. Congratulations, Frederick! This is the second poem from this
collection that Keillor has selected for his program, so if it's good enough for Garrison you
should probably click here to add it to your poetry library as well. Broadstone author
Richard Taylor was also featured on The Writer's Almanac on July 4 last year, and you'll
find his latest poetry collection Rain Shadow below.
Like Musical Instruments: 83 Contemporary American Poets with photography by John
Sarsgard and poetry edited by Larry Fagin was released on September 29, 2014 at the
Poetry Project at St. Mark's in New York City. See below to order your copy today.
Broadstone Books announces the forthcoming publication in 2016 of Nothing Important
Happened Today, a new poetry collection by Claudia Serea; and of Two Men Rowing
Madly Toward Infinity, a new poetry collection from William Reichard. Watch for details.
ANY ANXIOUS BODY
Poetry by
CHRISSY KOLAYA
This impressive debut collection takes on "big" topics -
love, death, family, and especially the plight of working-
class women - with grace and bold originality.
"It left me hearing voices, most of all Kolaya’s own,
one which I’m prepared to follow anywhere."
Dobby Gibson
Poetry by
CHRISSY KOLAYA
This impressive debut collection takes on "big" topics -
love, death, family, and especially the plight of working-
class women - with grace and bold originality.
"It left me hearing voices, most of all Kolaya’s own,
one which I’m prepared to follow anywhere."
Dobby Gibson
RAIN SHADOW
Poetry by
Richard Taylor
This new collection by past Kentucky Poet Laureate
Richard Taylor offers a profound and eloquent
meditation on love and death and all of life in between.
"It is a balm to read this quietly powerful book."
Maurice Manning
"You cannot travel through its pages unchanged."
Katerina Stoykova-Klemer
Poetry by
Richard Taylor
This new collection by past Kentucky Poet Laureate
Richard Taylor offers a profound and eloquent
meditation on love and death and all of life in between.
"It is a balm to read this quietly powerful book."
Maurice Manning
"You cannot travel through its pages unchanged."
Katerina Stoykova-Klemer
Like Musical Instruments
83 Contemporary American Poets
Photographs by John Sarsgard
Edited by Larry Fagin
Part fine art photobook, part poetry anthology, this
volume celebrates the special place of poets and
poetry in America's literary life.
83 Contemporary American Poets
Photographs by John Sarsgard
Edited by Larry Fagin
Part fine art photobook, part poetry anthology, this
volume celebrates the special place of poets and
poetry in America's literary life.
Love That Moves The Sun
John Hay
Seven stories by this award-winning Kentucky
author are fashioned into a single narrative of
growth and discovery for Johnnie and his special
friend Olivia. Tinged with nostalgia of growing
up in the middle of America during the middle of
the last century, this is also a timeless story of
self-discovery.
John Hay
Seven stories by this award-winning Kentucky
author are fashioned into a single narrative of
growth and discovery for Johnnie and his special
friend Olivia. Tinged with nostalgia of growing
up in the middle of America during the middle of
the last century, this is also a timeless story of
self-discovery.
MOCKINGBIRD
A Poem by Robert Morgan
Broadstone Books is pleased to offer this landmark poem
by one of America’s most celebrated contemporary
Appalachian authors for the first time in an edition of its
own.
“Morgan’s witness is radically deep, and mountainously
lofty; it is also characterized by astonishing attention to
detail….”
Michael McFee
A Poem by Robert Morgan
Broadstone Books is pleased to offer this landmark poem
by one of America’s most celebrated contemporary
Appalachian authors for the first time in an edition of its
own.
“Morgan’s witness is radically deep, and mountainously
lofty; it is also characterized by astonishing attention to
detail….”
Michael McFee
