New for 2010!!!
Holly Pettit's To One Who Lives on the Mainland
Liz Ahl's Luck
Trey Moore's Some Will Play The Cello
and
Rebecca Balcarcel's Palabras in Each Fist
Established in 1988, Pecan Grove Press is sponsored by The Louis J. Blume Library of St. Mary's University. The press publishes books and chapbooks of fine poetry and, very rarely, short works of prose. PGP also publishes a regular chapbook series for students at St. Mary's University in San Antonio, Texas.
Each year, Pecan Grove Press nominates various poems and books for a variety of prizes. Niminees for 2009 prizes are listed below:
Fran Witte, from First Rain
Marian Haddad, from POEtry and PrOsE
Robin Kemp, from This Pagan Heaven
Helen Frost, from as if a dry wind
Nick Carbo, from Chinese Japanese, What Are These?
Phoebe Reeves, from Lobes and Petals of the Inanimate
Pecan Grove Press has nominated Jennifer Rathbun's translation of Juan Armando Rojas's Rio Vertebral / Vertebral River for the translation prize from ALTA.
The press is also pleased to announce that it has nominated Charlie Bondhus's How the Boy Might See It for the 2009 Levis Reading Prize from Virginia Commonwealth University.
Pecan Grove Press is now adding links to its authors web sites, blogs, Facebook pages and other sites. Check out our authors by clicking on Other Links of Interests at the bottom of this page.
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Please join H. Palmer Hall and Louie Cortez
at the Pecan Grove Press table
at the 2010 AWP national conference in Denver, Colorado, April 7 - April 10
If you're a PGP writer and are going to be at AWP, do let Louie know (lcortez@stmarytx.edu)
and we'll have copies of your book at the PGP table:
Exhibit Hall A, Table D17
(NOTE: We will have room on the table for very few books by any but the most recent PGP authors who will not be at AWP, so please let Louie know right away if you're going!!!!!!!!)
Forthcoming books include:
Lan Hechtman Ayers's
A New Red
and Jeffrey Greene's Beautiful Monsters
Plus, new books by Jim LaVilla-Havelin, Scott Wiggerman, Marian Aitches, David Starkey, Mo Saidi and many others. And after that: 2011!!!
All PGP books are available on Amazon.com or BN.com and through PayPal. You may also order directly by check with a form from our web site.
Introducing a new PGP page: News of our writers. We invite all PGP writers to keep us up-to-date on new books, prizes, and scheduled reading events. Email the news to Louie Cortez, business manager of the press.
And more new books from November:
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Lipstick ISBN: 978-1-931247-73-3 $15 |
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How the Boy Might See it ISBN: 978-1-931247-72-6 $15 |
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POEtry & PrOsE ISBN: 978-1-931247-68-9 $5 |
The Lobes and Petals of the Inanimate ISBN: 978-1-931247-65-8 $8 |
as if a dry wind ISBN: 978-1-931247-66-5 $15 |
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