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TINFISH DOCKET
Tinfish Press has a number of fine volumes of poetry coming out this year and into the next. In order to defray the printing costs, which are considerable, we are asking that you purchase some existing books from us (see http://tinfishpress.com) or simply offer a modest donation to the press, which is now non-profit.
Here are the books that are coming:
Cribs, by Yunte Huang. Huang’s first book of poems, which moves vertiginously between baby cribs and word cribs, English and Chinese.
Surgical Bru ez, by Sherman Souther. Souther is a retired surgeon who earned his MFA at Naropa and lives on Kauai.
Composite Diplomacy, by Padcha Tuntha-obas. Tuntha-obas is a Thai writer in English whose book looks at the lyric through Thai and English lexicons.
Growing Still, by Deborah Meadows. Marvelous lyrical, philosophical meditations from Meadows, whose book Representing Absence came out recently from Green Integer.
Poeta en San Francisco, by Barbara Jane Reyes. Like many of our books, this one examines the bi-furcation of the diasporic experience, this time from the Philippines, through language and the poet’s wandering through San Francisco and its history.
When the Plug Gets Unplugged, by Kim Hye-sun, translated by Dee Mon Choi. A book of poems about rats by an important feminist South Korean poet.
Tinfish 15: more of Tinfish’s selection of experimental work from the Pacific region.
If you would like to give money toward one of these forthcoming publications, we will thank you on our website.
Donations of $50 or more come with a free Tinfish publication of your choice. Any help you can offer to publish work from the Pacific region is much appreciated.
aloha, Susan
Susan M. Schultz
Editor, Tinfish Press
Kane`ohe, HI 96744
I've been sending this around and around. Please forward it to friends.
TINFISH DOCKET
Tinfish Press has a number of fine volumes of poetry coming out this year and into the next. In order to defray the printing costs, which are considerable, we are asking that you purchase some existing books from us (see http://tinfishpress.com) or simply offer a modest donation to the press, which is now non-profit.
Here are the books that are coming:
Cribs, by Yunte Huang. Huang’s first book of poems, which moves vertiginously between baby cribs and word cribs, English and Chinese.
Surgical Bru ez, by Sherman Souther. Souther is a retired surgeon who earned his MFA at Naropa and lives on Kauai.
Composite Diplomacy, by Padcha Tuntha-obas. Tuntha-obas is a Thai writer in English whose book looks at the lyric through Thai and English lexicons.
Growing Still, by Deborah Meadows. Marvelous lyrical, philosophical meditations from Meadows, whose book Representing Absence came out recently from Green Integer.
Poeta en San Francisco, by Barbara Jane Reyes. Like many of our books, this one examines the bi-furcation of the diasporic experience, this time from the Philippines, through language and the poet’s wandering through San Francisco and its history.
When the Plug Gets Unplugged, by Kim Hye-sun, translated by Dee Mon Choi. A book of poems about rats by an important feminist South Korean poet.
Tinfish 15: more of Tinfish’s selection of experimental work from the Pacific region.
If you would like to give money toward one of these forthcoming publications, we will thank you on our website.
Donations of $50 or more come with a free Tinfish publication of your choice. Any help you can offer to publish work from the Pacific region is much appreciated.
aloha, Susan
Susan M. Schultz
Editor, Tinfish Press
Kane`ohe, HI 96744
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