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We are an independent press in Seattle, Washington. We publish collaborations between poets and artists of all types. We also have an interest in publishing contemporary Argentinian poetry in translation and supporting writers with an interest in Argentinian culture and Jewish history in Latin America. Gay-owned and queerly run.
This little rehabilitation piece for Elaine Duke in the @nytimes— she is a monster and complicit with the horror of this adminstration. IT MUST NEVER BE FORGOTTEN THAT SHE MUST BE SHUNNED AS THE RACIST SHE IS. twitter.com/yashar/status/…
About 14 hours ago from Entre Rios Books's Twitter via Twitter Web App
RT @MayaJZeller I’m honored to have two poems in this new issue of Guesthouse, a journal curated with unparalleled editorial insight. Be sure to check out Di’s & Jane’s introductions, & the gorgeous work of so many stellar poets. Much love for this brilliant and intentional community! Xox twitter.com/guesthouselit/…
Yesterday from Entre Rios Books's Twitter via Twitter Web App
On this week's Poetry Pole, poetry riddles by Seattle poet & translator, Deborah Woodard. These come for the sweet chap, "The Book of Riddles" (@letterpress, 1998). The neighbors are going to love these! See her translation work with us > entreriosbooks.com/product/ob… pic.twitter.com/csoIp9YKDB
About 2 days ago from Entre Rios Books's Twitter via Twitter Web App
RT @CLMPorg We're excited to present the Indie Lit Fair, Part 6, with @PENworldvoices! Discover news and special deals from @asfmag @boaeditions @EntreRiosBooks & @sigliopress. pen.org/indie-lit-fair…
About 6 days ago from Entre Rios Books's Twitter via Twitter Web App
@MayaJZeller @TheSpokenMind @aquariuspress @FlowerSongPress @AliceJamesBooks @fbpress @losthorsepress pic.twitter.com/UGC3SVIoKO
About 6 days ago from Entre Rios Books's Twitter via Twitter Web App
"To be a body relating to space, while relating to words and letting them move up and out from the body." A conversation between @shinyupai and Miriam Sagan up at Miriam's Well on poetic line, embodiment and her new book, "Ensō". bit.ly/2NTI9dw pic.twitter.com/8iqe5NbNwl
RT @andyengelson Hi there. There seems to be some confusion: a protest is an action that inconveniences people. A group action that does not inconvenience anyone is called a parade.
Last week from Entre Rios Books's Twitter via Twitter for iPad
RT @Colorado_Review On our website: Tyrone Williams (@twilightrenegad) reviews Shin Yu Pai's (@shinyupai) "Ensō" (@EntreRiosBooks)! bit.ly/3gkEHF5 pic.twitter.com/2WAuCQJfSr
Last week from Entre Rios Books's Twitter via Twitter for iPad