“Fantasy is a challenging read because it’s a book that evades coherent description—at one end, it’s thoroughly and seriously essayic and at the other, it’s a surreal farce. But that is partly the book’s point: that nothing in one’s story is perfectly graspable, less of all our memories, those building blocks of our narratives.”

“Fantasy then is a thoroughly unique reading experience, not only on the surface with its interweaving of memories and visions, of the different and often disjunctive parts of the self, but of the binding ties of these subjective aspects to social history.”

Kim-Anh Schreiber’s Fantasy named one of “20 New Asian American Books to Read Right Now”

Alice Stephens calls Fantasy “an inventive, uncompromising, and poignant examination of transgenerational trauma, the primordial bond between mother and child, and the damage wrought when that bond is broken.”

Kim-Anh Schreiber’s debut novel lands at #15 on Small Press Distribution’s March/April fiction bestseller list

Anna Maria discusses H&G in conversation with Lindsey Drager about their recent books.

Reading and conversation with Rajiv Mohabir at Harvard Bookstore

Reading as part of the Charmed Instruments reading series with Kimberly Quiogue Andrews

Reading at Berl's Poetry Bookshop w/ erica kaufman

Reading at Moe's Books with Tessa Micaela & Jacq Greyja

Summer Bowie discusses Kim-Anh Schreiber's debut: "It’s a work of autofiction that is equally exposed and pregnable as it is a fictitious hallucination woven like a cosmic braid with scenes from Nobuhiko Obayashi’s 1977 film, House."

Julia Bloch’s latest collection debuts at #6 on Small Press Distribution’s bestseller list for February.

Join Julia for a lecture and reading at La Salle University in Philadelphia

Profile of Julia and her new book The Sacramento of Desire, along with a Q&A and clip of her reading from the book.

"...I felt delightfully, instructively perplexed and transfixed, thinking and feeling in many directions, yet also feral and wounded, drenched in the fluids of others..."

We are pleased to announce the official launch of Julia Bloch’s third poetry collection The Sacramento of Desire! Order your copy now:

MC will be reading with Nik De Dominic at Poetics Research Bureau

MC will be joined by Stephanie Young, José Vadi, Angela Hume, and Judy Grahn at Wolfman Books

MC will be joining New York artist and public practitioner Chloë Bass at Mother Foucault's for a night of reading and conversation.

MC and Rebecca Lehmann discuss forms, labor, the feminine, and public space in a conversation about their latest poetry collections

Anna Maria Hong's novella joins her debut poetry collection, The Age of Glass, in the first double-finalist entry ever for the award.

Along with an excerpt from Andrea Rexilius’s latest poetry collection as part of PSA's In Their Own Words series.

Andrea Rexilius, MC Hyland, and Mathias Svalina will be reading at the two-venue No Fair / Fair poetry marathon on Friday March 29, along with over 60 readers!

“H&G dwells not on what was lost but on the problem of the survivor. How do we integrate (or not) the dislocating experience, the eminently sayable but inarticulable? What strategies are at our disposal?”

Anna Maria discusses her first two books, Age of Glass and H & G, as well as her poetics and upcoming teaching plans for her new job at Bennington.

"The power of Hong’s art is first to construct and then dissolve the frame of myth."

Reading at Malvern Books with Roger Reeves

Reading with Bennington Review, FENCE/FENCE BOOKS, Ithaca College MFA Program Reading at Four Green Fields at Curtis Hixon Park

Reading with Cleveland State University Poetry Center, The Iowa Review, and Rescue Press Reading at CL Space.

"This new collaboration, with Joanna, has transformed my relationship to writing because we really are multiple, two Joannas, producing language and responding to language simultaneously."

Collaborative novella of occupation and resistance available from Sidebrow, Amazon, and Small Press Distribution

Ginger's latest collection — a multi-generational testament of the trauma of immigration, domesticity, flight, and intergenerational wounds — is now available from Sidebrow, Amazon, and Small Press Distribution

A discussion of memory, mortification, and the writing of The Yesterday Project with Joe Milazzo

SPIN Magazine celebrates pop poetics, featuring 25 poets who draw inspiration from music icons, including Julia Bloch's Letters to Kelly Clarkson

At Penn Book Center with Christina Cook and Fiona Sze-Lorrain

“His latest may be a heavy book, but, for anyone who’s ever made “an undetectable/ plea,” it’s one worth carrying.”

At the Poetry Center with erica lewis

"Like water, it aggressively resists further compression and yet flows in a way that feels very natural."

Sediment Arts Gallery w/ tbd

In Your Ear Reading Series w/ tbd

At Housework with Cynthia Arrieu-King and Cynthia Dewi Oka

At Charmed Instruments with Oki Sogumi

With Sara Adams, Lindsay Tigue, and Sara June Woods at IPRC

At Innisfree Books with Steven Dunn and Ella Longpre

With Dao Strom, Elina Lim, A’Misa Chiu, Pamela Santos, and Anna Vo at Beacon Sound

Reading as part of Unchaste Reading Series at Literary Arts

Mercury Cafe F-Bomb Reading Series with Chris Bowen, April Bradley, David Atkinson

At Mountain Fold Books with Khadijah Queen

"Bloch’s poems refuse the possibility of comprehensive documentation."

“In many ways this book is an objectivist answer to a world dominated by abstract images. In many other ways, this book is a contemporary expressionism allowing the author to scream in staggered breaths and let out (reveal) a precious humanity, no matter what the cost.”

"Svalina’s speaker tears at coverings to unveil what is inside, and he discovers that what is inside is ripping those insides apart."

"An incredibly deep and rich conversation between their private and public selves, both individually and together."

Ben & Sandra & Wild will be performing as part of Springfest's "Home Life: Domestic Text" at UCSD

Reading at Sector 2337 with Joni Murphy and Malcolm Sutton

At the Red Rover Reading Series with Guy Eytan, Daniel Morris, and Keli Stewart

Ben & Sandra Doller and Mathias Svalina will be reading at noon at the Ace Hotel along with Amaranth Borsuk & Kate Durbin, Lily Hoang, Fred Moten, and Rae Armantrout

Swing by Table 513 at this year's AWP Bookfair in Los Angeles to catch up on your Sidebrow collection

We'll be at the April Festival Bookfair at the Hugo House in Seattle along with scads of other great small presses

Reading as part of the Ivy Writers Paris series

Julia's reading at Althouse (106) on the Dickinson campus is free and open to the public

Reading and talk as part of Carlow University's January MFA Pittsburgh Residency