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There are moments in the life of a young press that feel like confirmation.
Pre-order our debut book, Sesquipedalian Rain Chant, before March 1, and you’ll receive a complimentary entry into The LemonLight Prize — a $3,000 award and publication from Ink & Ribbon Press.
Today, I’m sharing two poems from Sesquipedalian Rain Chant by Brooks Lampe — and opening pre-orders for Ink & Ribbon Press’s first publication.
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Founder & President, Ink & Ribbon Press. MFA in Poetry at Pacific University. Nominated for 2025 Pushcart Prize.
I teach literature at George Fox University. My debut poetry collection, Sesquipedalian Rain Chant, is forthcoming from Ink & Ribbon.
Śivani is author of the poetry collection, THIS Is Written in the Stars, and eco-novel Land's Breath. She is studying for her Masters in Poetry at Pacific University and has been featured in The Poetry Lighthouse, and Upon Learning That anthologies.
Grace Martin is a poet who lives in Portland. She is studying for her MFA in poetry at Pacific University. She likes power tools and expensive pens.
Laura Grace Hitt is a writer and naturalist based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. She holds an MFA in Creative Writing & Environment from Iowa State University, and is pursuing an MFA in poetry from Pacific University. www.lauragracehitt.com
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