Dianne Stepp announces the publication of her third chapbook collection, “The Nest’s Dark Eye,” from Finishing Line Press.
Dianne Stepp’s Chapbook Collection Available for Purchase Read More »
Join Eat the Storms Poetry Podcast out of Ireland Saturday, July 9th, when Damien B. Donnelly shares poetry from a cast of poets including Beth Bonness.
Eat the Storms Poetry Podcast to feature Beth Bonness Read More »
J.V. Foerster has poems forthcoming in Quartet Journal and Cirque.
New poems coming from J.V. Foerster Read More »
Hysterical Cake, Amy Baskin’s first chapbook, was published by Dancing Girl Press in late December of 2021…
Amy Baskin’s first chapbook is now available Read More »
Ars Poetica presents BRUCE PARKER reading from his recently published chapbook, Ramadan in Summer, Saturday, May 21 from 7:00 pm PDT at Salon Argyle,2530 N. Argyle Street, Portland, OR 97217. This is a free event, with open mic to follow. BYOB (Bring Your Own Books to sell).
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J.V. Foerster has a poem in the current issue of The Bluebird Word, and two poems in The Fiery Scribe, forthcoming in…
J.V. Foerster has new poems out Read More »
Beth Bonness’s chapbook “Transition Thunderstorms” was released by The Poetry Box on April 15th. The chapbook is “A collection of poems from inside the mind of someone having a series of unexplained strokes and other life events soaking you to the bone.” To purchase a copy, go to https://thepoetrybox.com/bookstore/thunderstorms.
Beth Bonness’s chapbook is available from The Poetry Box Read More »
Congratulations to Eleanor Berry! Her chapbook will be published later this year.
We are delighted to welcome the newest member of the OPA Board of Directors, Efraín Díaz-Horna. He will serve the remainder of the term of Rayn Roberts, who has resigned. That term expires in October 2023, when Efraín will be eligible to run for a full term. Efraín is active in Oregon’s Hispanic poetry community,
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Let Widows be Widows is a collection of poetry in five sections. This collection is about the dead and the living. It illuminates various states of loss, hope, love and mourning from diverse points of view. It begins with denial. A door closing. Happenstance. We are unaware or under-aware of terminal illness or the shock of an unexpected sudden death. Words that we have left unsaid.
OPA member Laura LeHew’s new book out from Unsolicited Press Read More »
