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How We Spend Our Days Jessica Bush-Warman ISBN 0-9723224-4-2 How We Spend Our Days is the first collection of poems by Jessica Bush-Warman. Jessica Bush-Warman lives in Pennsylvania, where she attends graduate school at Seton Hill University. She is currently at work on her third book. Her poetry has appeared in various literary publications throughout the country. She and her husband are expecting their first child in September. (This is the second collection released in the Artemis Project.) Click here for a full table of contents. Order your copy today for $6.50. For ordering through check/money order |
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Can You Tell a Line from an Odyssey Marek Lugowski ISBN 0-9723224-1-8 Can You Tell a Line from an Odyssey is the newest chapbook from celebrated Chicago poet, Marek Lugowski. This collection of previously unpublished poetry explores Lugowski's 1988 road trip from Dallas to Taos and back again. Click here for a full table of contents. Order your copy today for $6.50. For ordering through check/money order |
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Especially the Deer Julie Ruble, Tyurina Allen, Mary Beth Magin ISBN 0-9723224-0-X Especially the Deer is the first book released by Sundress Publications. It is 100 pages, perfect bound. Featured in it is a spattering of poetry by Sundress favorites Julie Ruble, Mary Beth Magin, and Tyurina Allen. This is the first book in Sundress's Artemis Project, which seeks to publish poetry by women who are 25 or younger. Click here for a full table of contents. Order your copy today for $7.00. For ordering through check/money order |
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Small Town 10 small town10 has been given life. it’s been given a good birthin’ by these folk: Jess Mynes, Susana Gardner, Gina Myers, K. Lorraine Graham, Joseph S. Cooper, Suzanne Stein, kathryn l. pringle, Sabrina Calle, Joseph Massey, Cynthia Sailers, Maureen Thorson, Michael Farrell, kari edwards, & Mairead Byrne. order small town and slap it around, stick your finger in its mouth and nurture it. nurture it good. you’ll be proud of it’s fluorescent yellow cover and colored endpapers. it’s 54 pages & staple-bound. it says, ‘I love you’ on command and caters to your humungous ego. read it. eat it. love it. live it. buy it. keep it. give it away. pass it around. pinch its cheek. say, ‘Now aren’t you a cutey!’ say it. For sample poems, visit Small Town. Order it now for only $5.00. For ordering through check/money order, click here. |
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Small Town PZA SMALL TOWN PZA is dedicated solely to the work of Parker Zane Allen. Parker was a fiction writer among poets for his deep sensitivity, control of brevity, and the musical approach he often took toward his fluid and dancing prose. Parker was a friend taken away from us far too soon, and this issue is a tribute to him and all that he has given us. All proceeds made from SMALL TOWN PZA go directly toward the publication of Parker Zane Allen’s collected works. This issue is letter-half in size, with a red paper cover and grey endpapers to match Parker’s beloved ball club, the Boston Red Sox. It’s staplebound and 25 pages long. For sample poems, visit Small Town. Order it now for only $5.00. For ordering through check/money order, click here. |
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Small Town, Issue Eight small town8 features poetry by Eric Unger, Jennifer Rogers, Michael Slosek, Parker Zane Allen, Jessica Smith, Kyle Kaufman, CA Conrad, Steve Orth, Armand F. Capanna II, Barrett Gordon, and Katie Webb. For sample poems, visit Small Town. Order it now for only $5.00. For ordering through check/money order, click here. |
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Small Town, Issue Seven small town7 features poetry by Dana Ward, Aaron Tieger, Bruce Covey, Tanya Brolaski, Norma Cole, Richard Duerden, Andrew K. Peterson, Melissa R. Benham, Luke Daly, and David E. Patton. For sample poems, visit Small Town. Order it now for only $5.00. For ordering through check/money order, click here. |
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Small Town, Issue Six small town6 features poetry by Elizabeth Robinson, Anne Heide, Andy Peterson, Kevin Killian, Alli Warren, Feliz Molina, Noah Eli Gordon, Joseph S. Cooper, Michael Slosek, Jared Hayes, Larry Kearney, Michael Koshkin, and Jennifer Rogers. For sample poems, visit Small Town. Order it now for only $5.00. For ordering through check/money order, click here. |
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Small Town, Issue Five small town5 is 50 pages, staple-bound, cheap and beautiful. This issue features poetry by Akilah Oliver, Michael Slosek, Jeremiah Bowen, Michael Rothenberg, Demosthenes Agrafiotis, Larry Kearney, Sabrina Calle, Luke Daly and more. For a full table of contents, visit Small Town. Order it now for only $5.00. For ordering through check/money order, click here. |
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Small Town, Issue Four small town issue four, winter 2005 is the last perfect bound issue of the magazine, and weighs in at 128 pages. Poets featured in this issue are Larry Kearney, Lisa Jarnot, Armand F. Capanna II, Stephanie Young, Aaron Lowinger, Kelly Holt, Suzanne Stein, Kari Edwards, Matthew Arnone, Stefania Iryne Marthakis, and quite a few more. Also featured are two interviews: John Sakkis interviews Andrew Schelling, and Kevin Killian interviews Herb Selwyn. Another special touch is a previously unpublished poem by Jack Spicer. For a full table of contents, visit Small Town. Order it now for only $5.00. For ordering through check/money order, click here. |
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Small Town, Issue Three Small Town, Issue Three, Spring 2004 is 100 pages, perfect bound and features the poetry of Larry Kearney, William Corbett, Stacy Doris, Ammiel Alcalay, Benjamin Hollander, Sarah Menefee, and more. It also features a new baseball card-like bio section. For a full table of contents, visit Small Town. Order it now for only $5.00. For ordering through check/money order, click here. |
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Small Town, Issue Two Small Town in now available. This newest installment features an eclectic range of poetry, from established poets Benjamin Hollander, Sarah Menefee, and Robert Mezey, to the new, exciting voices of poets such as Stephen Kelley, Brandon Brown, John Sakkis, and Nicholas Buzanski. Issue Two also features two short stories. It is 100 pages and perfect bound. For a full table of contents, visit Small Town. Order it now for only $5.00. For ordering through check/money order, click here. |
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Small Town, Issue One Small Town, Issue One is 120 pages and perfect bound. It features an eclectic collection of poetry, fiction, and essays by the likes of Daniel Coshnear, Kristy Bowen, Janet Buck, Catullus (translated by Brandon Brown), Erin Elizabeth and more. For a full table of contents, visit Small Town. This item is SOLD OUT. |
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supralurid, Spring 2000 supralurid's first issue is 32 pages long, digest-sized (5½" x 8½"), and saddle-stapled. Poetry by nicoLe sativa kurlish, Duane Locke, Keith Brian Johnson, Richard Harrison, Michael Pollick, Leslie Morris Britt, Derik Badman, Julie Ruble, Erin Elizabeth, Donny May, Melissa Consiglio, and Draoi Allta. Fiction by Robert E G Black and Ellen Killoran. Visual art by arkanjul, Sam Leonard, Dawn Andres, and Sarah Lewis. Also includes essays and reviews by nicoLe sativa kurlish and Keith Brian Johnson. Preview this issue at the supralurd website. This item is currently unavailable. |
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supralurid, End-of-Summer 2000 supralurid's second issue is just bursting with verse! Our line-up of poets includes Frank Matagrano, Aidan Baker, Honor McCain, Marged Howley, and more. We've also got two wonderful stories by Lacey Volk and Andrew R. Dayton, and the stunning photography of Roxanne Carter. Preview this issue at the supralurd website. This item is currently unavailable. |
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The Sundress Store Buy merchandise featuring the artwork of Sundress editors marina buckler, and Letitia Trent! All proceeds from the Sundress store are used to pay for web-hosting, supplies for our book-publishing business, and to keep a roof over our heads. Please support us! Browse and shop at our Cafeshops store. |
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The Sundress Used Book Store Support Sundress Publications by buying your used books and movies from our Half.com bookstore. All books will be shipped directly from the Sundress main office in Binghamton, New York from our personal inventory. Our prices can't be beat! Browse and shop at our used book store. |
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Sundress's Virtual Yard Sale Support Sundress Publications by visiting our virtual yard sale. We're downsizing here at the Sundress office and everything's gotta go. Make us an offer! All proceeds go directly to our publishing endeavors! Browse and buy now! |
