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We have added PayPal as a purchasing option for direct book orders! Click on the "Book
Orders" tab above for more information.
Broadstone Books will publish Philip Brady's book-length poetry cycle To Banquet with
the Ethiopians: A Memoir of Life Before the Alphabet in 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.
Like Musical Instruments: 83 Contemporary American Poets with photography by John
Sarsgard and poetry edited by Larry Fagin will be released on September 29, 2014 at a
special event at the Poetry Project at St. Mark's in New York City.
Broadstone Books announces the forthcoming publication of Taking the Fifth and Running
with It, poetry by Joseph D. Reich.
Broadstone author and associate editor Sheila Bucy Potter and publisher Larry Moore were
recently interviewed by Katerina Stoykova-Klemer on her show "Accents" on WRFL in
Lexington, Kentucky. Click here to listen to their interview.
A NOTE ON SUBMISSIONS TO BROADSTONE BOOKS: We are currently reading for
publication in 2016 and beyond. We have decided to maintain our open submission policy
for now, however be aware that any work accepted this year is unlikely to appear for
at least a year from acceptance, possibly much longer. Also, the volume of submissions
we are now receiving makes it impractical for us to comment on most submissions to the
extent we have in the past. For our full submission policy, click here.
We have added PayPal as a purchasing option for direct book orders! Click on the "Book
Orders" tab above for more information.
Broadstone Books will publish Philip Brady's book-length poetry cycle To Banquet with
the Ethiopians: A Memoir of Life Before the Alphabet in 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.
Like Musical Instruments: 83 Contemporary American Poets with photography by John
Sarsgard and poetry edited by Larry Fagin will be released on September 29, 2014 at a
special event at the Poetry Project at St. Mark's in New York City.
Broadstone Books announces the forthcoming publication of Taking the Fifth and Running
with It, poetry by Joseph D. Reich.
Broadstone author and associate editor Sheila Bucy Potter and publisher Larry Moore were
recently interviewed by Katerina Stoykova-Klemer on her show "Accents" on WRFL in
Lexington, Kentucky. Click here to listen to their interview.
A NOTE ON SUBMISSIONS TO BROADSTONE BOOKS: We are currently reading for
publication in 2016 and beyond. We have decided to maintain our open submission policy
for now, however be aware that any work accepted this year is unlikely to appear for
at least a year from acceptance, possibly much longer. Also, the volume of submissions
we are now receiving makes it impractical for us to comment on most submissions to the
extent we have in the past. For our full submission policy, click here.
SEEKING LIGHT:
New and Selected Later Poems
JONATHAN GREENE
"Jonathan Greene is the real thing. The reader is in
for an extraordinary symphony of pleasure and
insight." Julia Alvarez
New and Selected Later Poems
JONATHAN GREENE
"Jonathan Greene is the real thing. The reader is in
for an extraordinary symphony of pleasure and
insight." Julia Alvarez
HOLDING THE CURVE
Poems by
MELODY DAVIS
"Quietly these poems take the world on its own
terms." Maurice Manning
"These poems shine." Frederick Smock
Poems by
MELODY DAVIS
"Quietly these poems take the world on its own
terms." Maurice Manning
"These poems shine." Frederick Smock
SUCCINCT
The Broadstone Anthology
of Short Poems
Edited by
JONATHAN GREENE
& ROBERT WEST
Short poem: Be brief and tell us everything.
— Charles Simic
The Broadstone Anthology
of Short Poems
Edited by
JONATHAN GREENE
& ROBERT WEST
Short poem: Be brief and tell us everything.
— Charles Simic
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
