“…that’s what we do, as poets, right? We try and capture something, fix something to the page, with our words.”
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It gives this female publisher great joy to announce that our ninth publication is a book of poems and artwork created by a woman and her daughter, about the author’s relationship with her own mother.
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“When I was putting together the manuscript, there was never really any other option for me, as a title. I knew that [oblivescence] was it.”
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“The deep dive this collection takes into the journey of caring for someone with Alzheimer’s disease will resonate…”
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“The ways Samuels is able to connect nature to the deteriorating mind is beautiful to say the least.”
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Learn from independent publisher Caitlin M.S. Buxbaum of Red Sweater Press as she shares her experience on Hacking It with Dan Allan and Robert Cavaliere.
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What I learned from my last launch — and my interactions with writers all over the world in various virtual capacities during the height of the pandemic — is that technology is able to foster truly precious communication that we should continue to take advantage of in positive ways.
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“I cannot overstate the importance of small presses like Red Sweater Press that offer publishing opportunities for authors who are frequently overlooked by bigger publishing enterprises.”
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I love the joy and pain of following a believable character through the twists and turns of an amazing book, and I want to be able to evoke that in someone else. … it all comes from this place of wanting to create and experience everything in as many ways as I can.
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“The poems in Uneven Lanes nudge us to see the world in all its complexity, using everyday images — spumoni, for instance — to remind us that what we see or hear might be interpreted in multiple ways.“
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