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re: "Magnificent Mistakes" by Eric Bosse
re: "Magnificent Mistakes" by Eric Bosse

December 21, 2011

A very fine nod to Eric Bosse’s “Magnificent Mistakes” from Jim Ruland in the San Diego City Beat: Bosse’s debut collection

re: "Into the Rumored Spring," by Joannie Stangeland
re: "Into the Rumored Spring," by Joannie Stangeland

December 14, 2011

See the interview of our poet author Joannie Stangeland at Women’s Quarterly Conversation.  And then go to ravennapress.com/books and pick

re: "Magnificent Mistakes," by Eric Bosse
re: "Magnificent Mistakes," by Eric Bosse

It’s been a very public couple of months at Ravenna!  Eric Bosse’s book, Magnificent Mistakes, is a Featured Book at

The Cathlamet Prize for Poetry
The Cathlamet Prize for Poetry

Just days remaining–send in your poetry chap by the end of the month.

re: "when the dust finally settles," by Kat Meads
re: "when the dust finally settles," by Kat Meads

Follow the link to a very fine review of Kat’s book at the Greensboro News and Record.  ”when the dust

re: "Erik Satie Watusies His Way Into Sound" by Jeff Alessandrelli
re: "Erik Satie Watusies His Way Into Sound" by Jeff Alessandrelli

We’re happy to see that a poem from this interesting and sympathetic collection appeared on Verse Daily. Click on the

re: "A Heron in Buenos Aires" by Luis Benitez
re: "A Heron in Buenos Aires" by Luis Benitez

The British web magazine Pulsar Poetry Magazine has reviewed Luis’ collection of poems in its December issue.  It is a

"The River Within," by Ann Taylor
"The River Within," by Ann Taylor

December 2, 2011

Announcing the release of “The River Within,” Ravenna’s latest poetry title, by Ann Taylor of Massachusetts, recording “her surprise at

Cathlamet Prize for 2012
Cathlamet Prize for 2012

Don’t forget to enter for the Second Annual Cathlamet Prize for Poetry.  Contest ends December 31, 2011.

"Into the Rumored spring" by Joannie Stangeland
"Into the Rumored spring" by Joannie Stangeland

November 15, 2011

Ravenna is celebrating publication of Joannie Stangeland’s “Into the Rumored Spring,” a fine collection of straight-forward, well-crafted poetry written for