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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,…

from  Jill Osier Jill Osier, winner of the 2013 Frost Place Chapbook Competition, is returning to Bull City Press with a new chapbook of poems entitled from. from will appear in hardcover in Spring 2018. Jill Osier is the author of Should Our Undoing Come Down Upon Us White (Bull City Press), winner of the 2013 Frost Place Chapbook Prize, as well as a letterpress chapbook, Bedful of Nebraskas (sunnyoutside). She was honored with the 2017 Alice Fay Di Castagnola Award for from.…

We’re excited to be heading in to 2018 with our amazing team. Check out some of the newest faces in the newest places at Bull City Press! Forthcoming from Jill Osier: from Jill Osier, winner of the 2013 Frost Place Chapbook Competition, is returning to Bull City Press with a new chapbook of poems entitled from. from will appear in hardcover in Spring 2018.   Jill Osier is the author of Should Our Undoing Come Down Upon Us White (Bull City Press), winner…

Bull City Press is pleased to announce that we will be publishing three chapbooks submitted during our summer 2017 Chapbook Open Reading Period: collections of poetry by Leah Silvieus and Connie Voisine, and a fiction chapbook from Ryan Napier. Born in South Korea and raised in Montana and Colorado, Leah Silvieus now travels between Florida and New York as a yacht chief stewardess. She is the author of a chapbook, Anemochory (Hyacinth Girl Press 2016) and a books editor for Hyphen magazine. She is also…