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February 14th – To Hell With Love
On February 14th we will have our first themed Open Mic, To Hell With Love, which will explore the dark side of love. Bring your poems and very short fiction (under 1600 words) about rejection, break ups, lonely hearts and … Continue reading → Continue reading
January 10th Reading
Our featured readers for January 10, 2012 will be Jennifer Lesh and David Cooke. They will be followed by an open mic. Jennifer Lesh was born in San Bernardino, California and has lived in and around Portland for the past … Continue reading → Continue reading
Coming in 2012
It’s official now. We will be publishing two new books in 2012. Tentatively scheduled for an April release is Navigation, a book of poetry by Brittney Corrigan which explores themes of family and navigating through life. Scheduled for the fall is Vines Black Upon Black Leaves, a new book of poetry by RockerFeller Award recipient, [...] Continue reading
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Bitten Dust by Ralph Salisbury coming in 2012
**** Due to circumstances beyond our control, we will not be publishing Ralph Salisbury’s novel, Bitten Dust. Instead, we will be offering his book of poetry, Vines Black Upon Black Leaves. ____________ The Habit of Rainy Nights Press Portland, Oregon http://rainynightspress.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 17, 2011 The Habit of Rainy Nights [...] Continue reading
Readings@Milepost Five
October Reading and 2012 Publishing Announcements Join us for an evening of poetry and prose at Eat.Art.Theater, Milepost 5’s fine café and performance venue. Featured readers will be Ralph Salisbury, Brittney Corrigan and Jay Thiemeyer. Stay for open mic. Bring something to read. Come early to sign up and enjoy a bite or brew from Eat.Art.Theater. Tuesday. October [...] Continue reading
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