Melanie Janisse-Barlow’s Thicket reviewed in Herizon
You can catch Kim Fahner’s review of Melanie Janisse Barlow’s Thicket in the spring edition of Herizons: “Janisse-Barlow is someone who knows how to craft
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All 2020 books available and ready to be shipped!
Aimee Dunn (publisher) here to give you a quick update on the availability of our Spring and Fall books. We are so appreciative of all
All Fall 2020 books available for pre-order!
Hi everyone, Aimee Dunn (publisher) here again to give you a quick update on the availability of our Spring and Fall books. We are so
Palimpsest Press Spring Launch: register here!
Join David Ly, Robert Colman, and Andrew DuBois Tuesday August 11th for the Palimpsest Spring launch hosted by Jim Johnstone. Register today! When: Aug 11, 2020 08:00 PM
Spring title availability and fall book pre-orders
Hi everyone, Aimee Dunn (publisher) here again to give you a quick update on the availability of our Spring and Fall books. We are so
Spring titles: availability and delays
Hi everyone, Aimee Dunn (publisher) here to give you a quick update on the availability of our Spring 2020 books. We are so appreciative of
Montreal Review of Books reviews Ceilidh Michelle’s Butterflies, Zebras, Moonbeams
Emily Kneifel reviews Butterflies, Zebras, Moonbeams, “reminding the reader that becoming oneself is so often a process of undoing.” Check out the full review here:
Beltway Poetry Quarterly review of Thicket
“Melanie Janisse Barlow’s Thicket presents the reader with a linguistic briar patch: a dense, dark undergrowth of language, thorny and disquieting for trespassers, but the
