2016 was a busy year for everyone here at Red Bird.
We saw our flock change – saying goodbye to some great colleagues and welcoming new ones. We started an internship program. We celebrated the achievements of many talented authors – from new releases to grants and awards to radio appearances. ...
Please join Joan Johnson and Red Bird Chapbooks to celebrate the release of Joan's new collection An Alphabet for Aging on Monday, February 6, 2017 at 7:00 pm.
Carondelet Center
1890 Randolph Avenue, Room 101
Saint Paul MN 55105
Brian Beatty, author of Coyotes I Couldn't See (2016) has a new book out with Kelsay Books. It's available for purchase via Amazon.
Richard Walker (The Journey Home 2012) will be reading at Poulsbohemian on Saturday, January 7, 2017 at 7:00 pm.
Pouslbohemian Coffeehouse
19003 Front St NE
Poulsbo, WA 98370
Click here for more information.
Samuel Snoek-Brown, author of Where There is Ruin, is featured in an interview with Michigan Quarterly Review. He discusses some of the stories in the collection, his writing process and other projects he's working on. You can check out the full interview here:
Paula Cisewski (Misplaced Sinister, 2015) will be one of three featured readers at Malvern Books on December 30, 2016 at Malvern Books in Austin, TX.
Malvern Books
613 W 29th Street
Austin TX 78705
More details are available here.
Martin Barkley (The Lovesong of Smith Oliver Smith, 2016) will be one of two featured readers as part of Novel Night at Malvern Books on January 12, 2017 at Malvern Books in Austin, TX.
Malvern Books
613 W 29th Street
Austin TX 78705
More information is available here.
A&U Magazine recently reviewed Because I Can See Needing a Knife. You can read the full review here.
Nancy Chen Long, author of Clouds as Inkblots for the War Prone (2013), has been awarded a Creative Writing Fellowship in Poetry from the National Endowment for the Arts.
For a complete listing of award winners, click here.
Margaret Hasse, editor and contributor to A Little Book of Abundance, has an interview featured this weekend on The Writer's Almanac. You can check it out here:
