Books

Story Line Press legacy tittle, Joan McBreen A Walled Garden in Moylough, white script text against emerald green background.

Poetry, Story Line Press

A Walled Garden in Moylough

Joan McBreen

Story Line Press legacy tittle, Joan McBreen The Wind Beyond the Wall Poems, white script text against emerald green background.

Poetry, Story Line Press

The Wind Beyond the Wall

Joan McBreen

A graphic design of 5 birds and the sky with black text that reads Wave if You Can See Me Poems by Susan Ludvigson.

Poetry, Red Hen Press

Wave If You Can See Me

Susan Ludvigson

Story Line Press legacy tittle, John Taylor Mysteries of the Body and the Mind Stories, white script text against emerald green background.

Short Stories, Story Line Press

Mysteries of the Body and the Mind

John Taylor

Story Line Press legacy tittle, John Taylor The Presence of Things Past Stories, white script text against emerald green background.

Short Stories, Story Line Press

The Presence of Things Past

John Taylor

Two men walking in a desert, one using crutches, who’s shadows join in the center and turns into one man’s giant shadow with white script that reads High Skies by Tracy Daugherty.

Fiction, Red Hen Press

High Skies

Tracy Daugherty

A graphic design of the front of a city building more than three stories high with open windows and people standing inside and white script that reads Unseen City a novel by Amy Shearn.

Fiction, Red Hen Press

Unseen City

Amy Shearn

A charcoal sketch of the face of a horse with black text that reads The Horse Who Bears Me Away poems by Jim Peterson.

Poetry, Red Hen Press

The Horse Who Bears Me Away

Jim Peterson

A blue cover with three dogs in the middle and white script at the bottom that reads Pretzel Houdini and Olive essays of the dogs of my life by Deborah Thompson.

Memoir, Red Hen Press

Pretzel, Houdini, & Olive: Essays on the Dogs of My Life

Deborah Thompson

A light cream cover with 4 green birds at the bottom and green script at the top that reads We Need to Talk: A Memoir About Wealth by Jennifer Risher

Memoir, Xeno Books

We Need to Talk: A Memoir About Wealth

Jennifer Risher

A vintage graphic of a woman in a yellow apron with a wolf merged with her and black script that reads Animal Wife stories by Lara Ehrlich.

Red Hen Press, Short Stories

Animal Wife

Lara Ehrlich

A graphic design of two wolves bighting each other whose necks turn into rope and black script that reads Suitor poems by Joshua Rivkin.

Poetry, Red Hen Press

Suitor

Joshua Rivkin

A black background with white script that reads In the Key of New York City a memoir in essays by Rebecca McClanahan.

Memoir, Red Hen Press

In the Key of New York City

Rebecca McClanahan

Three images at the center, one of a pedestrian road sign, a second one of people in a museum, and a third of pedestrian signs printed on the road, with script that reads Beyond Repair Living in a Fractured State a memoir in essays by Sebastian Matthews.

Non-Fiction, Red Hen Press

Beyond Repair: Living in a Fractured State

Sebastian Matthews

An orange background with an image of a girl with brown hair and white script that reads Sugar, Smoke, Song a novel by Reema Rajbanshi.

Red Hen Press, Short Stories

Sugar, Smoke, Song

Reema Rajbanshi

A graphic design of a cicada insect in the center and red script that reads Summer of Cicadas a novel by Chelsea Catherine.

Fiction, Quill

Summer of the Cicadas

Chelsea Catherine

A coffee and tea stained brown background with brown text on top that reads Open The Dark poems by Marie Tozier.

Boreal Books, Poetry

Open the Dark

Marie Tozier

A grey background with a painting of a person who’s head is submerged inside a cloud, with white typography made to look like clouds spelling out The Likely World a novel by Melanie Conroy Goldman.

Fiction, Red Hen Press

The Likely World

Melanie Conroy-Goldman

A colorful and psychedelic graphic design of a sun and the earth surrounded by the different zodiac signs at the center with white text at the top that reads The Los Angeles Review Volume 23 2019.

LAR

The Los Angeles Review 23

Kate Gale

A black background with a woman that has a giant piece of fabric thrown over her and a spotlight shining from above her with white script on the bottom that reads The Way A Line Hallucinates Its Own Linearity poems by Danielle Vogel.

Poetry, Red Hen Press

The Way a Line Hallucinates its Own Linearity

Danielle Vogel