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2018 Open Reading Selections
Bull City Press is pleased to announce that we will be publishing three chapbooks submitted during our summer 2018 Chapbook Open Reading Period: a fiction chapbook from Sian Griffiths, a creative non-fiction title from John LaPine, and a collection of poetry by Hannah VanderHart. Siân Griffiths lives in Ogden, Utah, where she directs the graduate program in English at Weber State University. Her work has appeared in The Georgia Review, Cincinnati Review, American Short Fiction, Ninth Letter, Indiana Review, and The Rumpus, among other publications. Her debut novel, Borrowed Horses (New Rivers…
Yuki Tanaka wins the 2018 Frost Place Chapbook Competition!
2018 Frost Place Chapbook Competition Winner Yuki Tanaka Yuki Tanaka of Austin, TX has won the 2018 Frost Place Chapbook Competition for his manuscript, Séance in Daylight. Tanaka receives a fellowship to the Frost Place Poetry Seminar, a $250.00 prize, and a week to live and write in the Frost Place house in Franconia, NH. Séance in Daylight will be published by Bull City Press in September, 2018. About the manuscript, judge Sandra Lim said: “Séance in Daylight is about desire, transformation, and dreams; it…
BCP @ AWP: Tampa 2018
AWP—2018 Bull City Press Bookfair Table T-708 S I G N I N G S THURSDAY 3/8 Michael Martone, Memoranda, 9.3a-10.3a at the Bull City Press table. Tiana Clark, Equilibrium, 10.3a-11.3a at the Bull City Press table. BJ Hollars, In Defense of Monsters, 11.3a-12.3p at the Bull City Press table. Anders Carlson-Wee, Dynamite, 1p-2p at the Bull City Press table. Conor Bracken, Henry Kissinger Mon Amour, 2p-3p at the Bull City Press table. Friday 3/9 Emilia Phillips, Beneath the Ice Fish Like Souls…
pre-order from by Jill Osier
Jill Osier, winner of the 2017 Alice Fay Di Castagnola Award, returns to Bull City Press with a new chapbook. preorder: from “These poems shine with the deep intelligence of gentleness and of a quiet, sustained concern. To read them is to be reminded of Robert Creeley’s passionate advocacy of Hart Crane, a passion that reached crescendo in the exclamation (in a letter to Charles Olson) “Dammit, isn’t that gentle!” Here is a poet whose primary commitment is to attention,…