Fall 2020 Digging Press Chapbook Results
Winner Submersion by Marie Baléo Continue reading Fall 2020 Digging Press Chapbook Results
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Ain’t Country Like You – New Chapbook
2020 Revolutionary Broadside Series – Now Available
We see you. We love you.
Dear Cultural Omnivores, We support our fellow Americans who are marching against systemic racism. We are witnessing a revolution, one that needed to happen, one that is 400 years overdue. We mourn for George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, Eric Garner, and others. So many names and faces – lives cut short, stolen from their loved ones. So many whose deaths were never known – … Continue reading We see you. We love you.
Living in the Masked Age – April 2020
We’ve been quarantined since March 13th. Week one, we were hopeful. We began our second round of poetry submission readings. We read and continue reading over 125 (as of today, that number is over 200) poetry submissions, that’s about 300 (600) poems. So far, the caliber and generosity of the poets who submitted work to us have lifted our spirits and have made our quarantine … Continue reading Living in the Masked Age – April 2020
Digging Through No. 3
Our third reading event in The Red Room at KGB Bar on March 10, 2020, was an unforgettable soirée. A day before Coronavirus COVID-19 was declared a pandemic, we hosted a sweet lit-loving and respectful crowd in The Red Room at KGB Bar. In an effort to keep everyone safe, we tried our best to avoid hugs and kisses, our bartender wore rubber gloves, glassware … Continue reading Digging Through No. 3
Spring 2020 Digging Press Chapbook Results
Winner: Every First & Fifteenth by Dimitri Reyes Continue reading Spring 2020 Digging Press Chapbook Results
Digging Through No. 2
Our second reading event in The Red Room at KGB Bar on February 11, 2020 was an uproarious affair. It was a packed house and the standing room only audience was in very high spirits. The night began with a lyrical series of family poetic portraits by Rachel Horowitz, followed by a chilling and poignant story by Dororthy Barnhouse, and ending our first act was … Continue reading Digging Through No. 2