There were birds. Many birds. Always birds. Listen.
Author: Greg
I’m pleased that there continues to be such positive energy around the Carbonation Press releases.
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This is one of my first poetry workshops in the United States, happening at the first ever Inland Poetry Salon, and I’m happy to be included thanks to Sharma Shields and the Spokane Public Library.
The fourth Foray for The Arts is this Friday at Pacific Avenue Pizza in Spokane’s Browne’s Addition neighborhood.
Carbonation 003 is just emerging, and now you can hear some of it read by the author, Paul E. Nelson, on a stunning podcast by Roxi Power.
I’m excited to announce the third release from Carbonation Press: DaySong Miracle (Past 62) by Paul E. Nelson.
A marathon reading celebrating April, National Poetry Month.
My latest review revisits the poet Joe Hall via his latest book, Fugue and Strike. It’s published in Rain Taxi.
On Friday, April 12th, I’ll be emceeing this late night event featuring six unique voices from across the region: Carla Crujido, Claudia Castro Luna, Emilly Prado, Erin Pringle, Vincent Rendoni, and Juan Carlos Reyes.
I will be performing with Amber Cortes in a collaborative project called EMBARREGG, featuring sound and poetry. 4/26/24 from 8pm.
My latest North of Oxford contribution can now be read.
I’m excited to announce some commentary by Jinx Davis on Chath pierSath’s newest collection, Echoes Lost to Wind, which I released with Chath earlier this year.
Jinx has contributed to the conversation of this book by way of the book’s introduction, and their latest post on Magical Cambodia. Check it out here.
A new review of the Sri Lankan-American poet’s latest collection can be found at North of Oxford.
After months of work, I’m excited to announce the next Carbonation Press release.