fledging Canadian small press. est. 2022
Crowsnest Pass, Alberta
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2025: weird world out there with familiar fashions, dolphin religions, and everyone pursuing every dream they've ever had with their whole soul and finding the results meager and awash in a sea of content. all that to say: we live! but hardly, slowly, and measured in decades.
MWoD, the little press you may or may not have heard of and purchased poetry from, is still kickin', but we're busy, and social media is a pain. So for your poetry fix, check out this collection by friend o the press Danny D Ford, "What's a Monday Called: yellow-king-press.com/books
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the anthology groundwork: the best of the third decade of above/ground press 2013-2023 has officially landed! you can get one via @invisibooks (who also has copies of the second volume), or this weekend as part of the ottawa small press book fair! invisiblepublishing.com/prod…
Minor Works of Death Press is open for subs! Novellas, or novella-length fiction or creative non-fiction (short story collections, flash, plays, Lester Bangs style music reviews maybe?)
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We are looking for novella (or novella length) submissions!
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Okay! After a bit of a hiatus and an unreal Alberta roadtrip (see hoodoos below), MINOR WORKS IF DEATH PRESS is ready to read your FICTION!
We'd love to publish your novella, mini saga, tall tale, or whateveryagot that's good.
SUBMIT! (to us)
[email protected]
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Tuesday poem #537 : Kate Spencer : methamphetamine / @worksofdeath @SKWritersGuild ;
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one of the best people I know, Kate Spencer, is reading poems for the Vertigo series, now now now, liiiive
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June 21st in Regina. The Vertigo Summer Stage 😎 vertigoseries.com/2023/06/08…
#regina #reginaevents #canadianpoetry
new review for our first publication! Kate Spencer's Cradle and Spoon
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New review for Cradle and Spoon:
"There isn’t a dewy damsel in a red cloak to be found as the subject of a love-sick stanza here. Rather, the characters in the poems are 'brittle with scurvy-starved desire', with 'skin…worn thin, chapped/and jaundice-to peel, poke'. "
Kate Spencer reading poetry from her newly released book Cradle and Spoon:
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So I read that the twitter algo hates links? BUT I THINK YOU SHOULD CLICK THIS LINK!!
brilliant, fascinating, seedy, strange.
Here's Kate reading her poems:
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