
Marilyn Kallet
Her new book of poems, How Our Bodies Learned, was published by Black Widow Press in January, 2018.
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Her new book of poems, How Our Bodies Learned, was published by Black Widow Press in January, 2018.
Marcelo Hernandez Castillo’s collection, Dulce, will be published by Northwestern University Press in April, 2018.
Emily Jungmin Yoon’s first full-length collection of poetry, A Cruelty Special to Our Species, will be published by Ecco Books this September.
Her short story “Random Magick” was recently published on Cosmonauts Avenue. You can read it here.
She was recently named the inaugural poet laureate of Taos, New Mexico.
His new novel Running Out was published by Main Street Rag Publishing Company in June 2017.
Her memoir The Cost of Our Lives, a story of two families on either side of the Rio Grande, was published by Wido Press and is available at widopublishing.com.
Her new book of poetry, Kissing the Bee, was published by The Bitter Oleander Press in January, 2018.
Her essay, “We Were Snubbed by Our Dead Dog. Twice.” was published this month in the New York Times. The link to the essay can be found here.
She has new work published in All the Women in My Family Sing, edited by Deborah Santana, a collection of prose and poetry. The collection includes writing by Michelle “Mush” Lee, Natalie Baszile, Phiroozeh Petigara, Samina Ali, Soniah Kamal, Nayomi Munaweera, Kira Lynne Allen and more!
Her book Red Channel in the Rupture: Poems is forthcoming from Red Hen Press, August 2018.
Her new novel Awayland will be published by Riverhead Books in March, 2018.
Her collection of poems, Blue Watermelon, which represents vivid memories from her childhood in Iran, was published in January and is now available on Amazon.
Her pilot teleplay “Virtual Vida” is a Quarterfinalist for the 2018 CineStory TV/Digital Fellowship (Original Comedy Division). Her script boasts an inclusive cast with a Puerto Rican female lead. Learn more about Caitlin’s writing at www.caitlinmccarthy.com.
Her second chapbook Anastasia Maps was published by Finishing Line Press in December 2017. Her first chapbook, Gas & Food, No Lodging was also published by Finishing Line last March.
His book, raveling travel, was published by Open Book Press. The book contains several poems recently published in Sisyphuslitmag.org, the winter issue of Canarylitmag.org, and Red Fez.
A Reckoning in the Back Country, Terry Shames’s seventh novel in the award-winning Samuel Craddock series,was published in January 2018, by Seventh Street Book.
Her latest book Parisian Charm School was published by Penguin Random House in January, 2018.