Throughout the month of August, we're running a sale on our first two titles of 2016:
Free shipping, as always.
Throughout the month of August, we're running a sale on our first two titles of 2016:
Free shipping, as always.
Chicago Review of Books talks with Tree Light author J. Scott Brownlee about his new chapbook, On the Occasion of the Last Old Camp Meeting in Llano County, championing marginalized voices, and the role of music in his poetry.
In the interview, Brownlee says "the right tonal register and music may be the toughest thing for a young poet to discover," and he gives valuable insight into how music informs his poetry, including offering a soundtrack to his chapbook featuring songs by Jason Isbell, Alison Krauss, and Sharon Van Etten, among others.
Today's the final day to get a pre-order discount for our first title of 2016, On the Occasion of the Last Old Camp Meeting in Llano County. For a final sneak peek, J. Scott Brownlee reads the title poem from his chapbook:
We're just days away from shipping out the first orders of On the Occasion of the Last Old Camp Meeting in Llano County. While you wait for your copy to make its way to your doorstep, J. Scott Brownlee reads his poem "Wine Cups" for your anxious ears: