“Poems in November” by Mary Cuffe Perez
Mary Cuffe Perez has a brand-new collection of poetry – “Poetry in November” – available for pre-order from Finishing Line Press.
Books
Information on new books and publications from local poets, writers, and authors.
“Waiting for the Wreck to Burn” by Michele Battiste
Poet and longtime member of the Albany poetry community Michele Battiste has a brand new book of poetry now available.
Review: “Alongside We Travel: Contemporary Poets on Autism”
Rebecca Schumejda reviews “Alongside We Travel: Contemporary Poets on Autism” edited by Sean Thomas Dougherty.
“Something Like Forgiveness” by Rebecca Schumejda
“Something Like Forgiveness” is a new full-color poetry book by Rebecca Schumejda published by Stubborn Mule Press.
“Until The Words Came” by Guy Reed and Cheryl A. Rice
“Until The Words Came”, a new collaborative collection of poems by Guy Reed and Cheryl A. Rice, has been published by Post Traumatic Press.
Review: “Visiting Days” by Gretchen Primack
Rebecca Schumejda reviews “Visting Days”, a collection of persona poems set in a maximum-security men’s prison by Gretchen Primack.
“My Coney Island” by Susan E. Oringel
Susan E. Oringel has announced that her poetry chapbook “My Coney Island” will be published this June by Finishing Line Press.
“Sugar Maker Moon” by Mary Kathryn Jablonski
Mary Kathryn Jablonski’s debut poetry collection, “Sugar Maker Moon”, is now available from Dos Madres Press.
“Woven Lightening” by Roberta Gould
Roberta Gould is pleased to announce the publication of her new book, “Woven Lightning”, from Spuyten Duyvil Press.
“Wild Beauty” by Alan Catlin
Alan Catlin has published a new book, “Wild Beauty”, with Future Cycle Press. This is his second book with the press.
“Contiguous States” by Richard Levine
“Contiguous States” the new book of poetry by Richard Levine, is now available for pre-order from Finishing Line Press.
“The Last Jazz Fan and Other Poems” by Kenneth Salzmann
The Last Jazz Fan and Other Poems, a collection of recent and selected poems by longtime Capital Region writer Kenneth Salzmann, is now available from Amazon.com and other major online booksellers.