Tilt Press @ Poets House!

Tilt Press has been invited by Poets House to contribute to their annual showcase, which is being held this year from 4/4 - 4/11! We are very excited about the opportunity to share in this wonderful poetry collaboration. After the showcase, all donated Tilt Press chapbooks will have a permanent home at the Poets House Library at their new home in Battery Park City.

Literary Bohemian reviews In the Voice of a Minor Saint

Vagabond Book Reviews, hosted by Literary Bohemian, has reviewed Sarah J. Sloat's chapbook, In the Voice of a Minor Saint.

An excerpt from the review:

Sarah J. Sloat’s poems draw an unwavering line from the religious to the secular; we see the devil in the details.

Review of In the Voice of a Minor Saint

Laura E. Davis reviews Sarah J. Sloat's chapbook, In the Voice of a Minor Saint, at the Weave blog!

Sloat does what she does best in this collection of poems – she gently compels the reader to slow down and digest the small things, observe life’s tiny influences and then realize they are the biggest after all.

a / long / division, hanna andrews

a / long / division by Hanna Andrews is now available through the Tilt Press website for $8.00 + free shipping!

In the Voice of a Minor Saint by Sarah J. Sloat - now available!

Tilt Press is excited to announce that Sarah Sloat's chapbook, In the Voice of a Minor Saint is now available through our catalog.




Also, don't forget about our five chapbook subscription sale which will end in the summer of 2009.

All orders placed this week will be shipped on Thursday, January 15, 2009.

Justin Evans Reviews Julie Platt's Chapbook

Justin Evans has a wonderful review of Julie Platt's chapbook, In the Kingdom of My Familiar, up at his blog. We hope you visit and read his thoughts about her work, she truly is a brilliant poet.

A brief excerpt from the review:

...When the narrator of these poems in this book reveals herself, or should I say allows us a small glimpse, we are left with bald truth and nothing to hide behind.

He also has a few things to say about Tilt Press, and we can't thank him enough for such a generous write up. We are humbled.

Hayden's Ferry Review on Julie Platt's Chap

If you would like a peek at one of the poems in Julie Platt's chapbook, please visit the Hayden's Ferry Review blog, where congratulations are abound. The post includes the poem, Les Yeux Sans Visage, which first appeared in #42 of Hayden's Ferry and is included in In the Kingdom of My Familiar. It's a masterful poem and one more reason why you should head over to the Tilt Press Catalog.