Category: author interview
Posted on 20 March 2017
by J.S. Graustein
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Video chat with Samantha Priestley, plus invitation to reading with William O’Daly and JS Graustein.
Category: author interview, eventsTags: essay, events, folded word, interview, js graustein, live, orange balloon, Poetry, reading, samantha priestley, sarah gibson, short fiction, water ways, william o'daly
Posted on 21 January 2016
by marykagillis
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Joseph Hutchison, current Poet Laureate of Colorado (2014-2018), is the author of more than 15 books. He teaches at the University of Denver’s University College, where he directs the Arts & Culture and Global Affairs programs. He lives with his wife in the mountains southwest of Denver. Two of his most recent chapbooks, The Earth-Boat and The Satire Lounge, as well as his translation of Miguel Lupián’s Ephemeral, have recently been published with Folded Word.
Category: author interviewTags: chapbook, colorado, ecology, folded word, interview, joseph hutchison, landscape, Mexico, poet laureate, Poetry, poetry of place, translation
Posted on 1 July 2015
by marykagillis
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William O’Daly has translated eight books of Pablo Neruda’s poetry (Still Another Day, The Separate Rose, Winter Garden, The Sea and the Bells, The Yellow Heart, The Book of Questions, The Hands of Day, and World’s End) and is a cofounder of Copper Canyon Press,… Continue Reading “Q&A with William O’Daly”
Posted on 27 March 2015
by J.S. Graustein
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This year will be our 3rd year with a booth at the NYC/CUNY Chapbook Festival‘s book fair. It will also be our first year launching titles at the festival. If you swing by C-Level of The Graduate Center at CUNY on 2 April 2015,… Continue Reading “Schedule of Folded Fun at ChapFest 2015”
Category: author interview, events, needs, printTags: ben moeller-gaa, calligraphy, chapbook, chapfest, chat, festival, folded word, haiku, joseph hutchison, js graustein, julie warther, katie longofono, mark j mitchell, mary stone, new york, nyc, Poetry, Rose Auslander, sale, samantha priestley, short story, signing
Posted on 19 March 2015
by J.S. Graustein
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The following is an edited transcript from our chat with the author of our historical fiction novel, Sophronia L. “TB” stands for Tim Bridwell (@bridland) and “FW” stands for Folded Word (@foldedword). To view the original conversation, search for #SophroniaL on Twitter’s discover tab. Eastern/Central Lunchtime FW: Welcome… Continue Reading “Lunchtime TweetChat with Tim Bridwell”
Category: author interview, printTags: adaptations, Casey Tingle, deaf community, editing, folded word, historical fiction, marthas vineyard, MFA, novel, screenplay, sophronia l, tim bridwell, VCFA, whales
Posted on 23 January 2015
by Casey Tingle
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On 9 September 2014, Colorado Humanities announced Joseph Hutchison as the Poet Laureate of Colorado.
Posted on 30 October 2012
by J.S. Graustein
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Join Kevin Griffith, author of 101 KINDS OF IRONY and professor of English at Capital University, to discuss his humorous treatment of this literary concept.
Category: announcements, author interviewTags: 101 kinds of irony, author chat, chapbook, doorprizes, ebook, event, excerpt, goodreads, irony, kevin griffith, microfiction, video
Posted on 24 September 2012
by J.S. Graustein
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We are launching an Author Question and Answer series on our new group at GoodReads. This week, we kick off with Dorothee Lang and Smitha Murthy, authors of WOR[L]DS APART.
Category: announcements, author interviewTags: author chat, doorprizes, dorothee lang, epistolary, event, excerpt, goodreads, narrative, smitha murthy, travel, travelogue, video, worlds apart
Posted on 8 April 2011
by J.S. Graustein
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What a week! Thanks to the kind folks at Capital Public Radio and the Northern California Publishers & Authors, this week will be one to remember:
Category: announcements, author interview, interview, print, publishing infoTags: capital public radio, chapbooks, Ellaraine Lockie, Freight, insight, interview, j.s. graustein, marketing, Poetry, poets, pr, publicity, radio, Rose Auslander, sale, workshop
Posted on 16 September 2010
by drewdegennaro
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Madeline Sharples is an essayist, poet, and a nonfiction writer who lives in Manhattan Beach, CA. Recent poems can be found in Memoir, unFold, and the Survivor Chronicles. Her memoir LEAVING THE HALL LIGHT ON is forthcoming from Lucky Press LLC set for release on Mother’s Day 2011.
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