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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.
Talk about a great picture of Seattle writers at @folioseattle! All with forthcoming books, including @shinyupai and "Enso". Sad to hear of the bankruptcy at @Seattlemag and wish their writers well. Here's the link to read about what books to look for. bit.ly/2OMwmzn pic.twitter.com/qKiUPb8eWp
About 4 hours ago from Entre Rios Books's Twitter via Buffer
We're donating to @jackstrawarts Residency fundraiser— they do such important work supporting established and emgerging musicians, writers and sound artists. Truly, one of the best art programs in Seattle and a GREAT way to support art creation in Seattle. bit.ly/2olWypS
About 12 hours ago from Entre Rios Books's Twitter via Buffer
RT @jackstrawarts We've passed the $1000 mark on our campaign to support the next year of JS artist residencies! Thanks to everyone who's given so far - everyone else, please give if you can! connect.clickandpledge.com/Or…
Yesterday from Entre Rios Books's Twitter via Twitter for iPad
The @portlandmercury gives a shout out to Mother Foucault's Airstream Poetry Festival — we'll be there, bringing something good for the potluck & happy hour. Looking forward to mixing it up with so many Oregon poets! NEXT WEEKEND. ON THE BEACH. Join us! bit.ly/2qbGYNT pic.twitter.com/dlHfMz3UzV
TACOMA! Tomorrow night... twitter.com/bluecactuspres…
About a day ago from Entre Rios Books's Twitter via Twitter Web App
@hmvanderhart Oooo... that will be something to look forward to ordering! Link?
About a day ago from Entre Rios Books's Twitter via Twitter Web App
"We must resist the temptation to explain to the reader what Rosselli herself did not." An interview with Deborah Woodand and Roberta Antognini on translating Amelia Rosselli's "Obtuse Diary" at @asymptotejrnl. bit.ly/33Bsk0G pic.twitter.com/x6I29eUXx2
10 Tiny Dances— GET YOUR TICKETS, this will sell out — and includes Vis-à -Vis Society (@RachelLaKessler & @songsforsquid on 4 x 4 stage and math! Next weekend at @ontheboards bit.ly/31hKByL pic.twitter.com/JgqvQgmrIL