Molly McDonald reading in Ames, Iowa   $12.99 – Buy a print copy online What critics are saying about Empty like a Pocket. “Molly McDonald has emptied her pockets for us, and — inverted and convoluted in the fabric of her poems — they’ve become little black holes, revealing truthsContinue Reading

Eat My Words Bookstore Minneapolis, February 6, 2016 $10.99 – Buy a print copy online © 2016 Shipwreckt Books and 49 Windows Communication Special Black April Issue Contributors U Sam Oeur Morgan Grayce Willow Lee Henschel Jr. Thuy Pham-Remmele Kathryn Kysar Ken McCullough Phan Thanh Tam Dan Coffey Paul PedersonContinue Reading

Stephen Snook $18.95 – Buy a print copy online One Degree South is sweeping tale of love, politics and witchcraft set in the oil-rich nation of Gabon just as the Cold War ends. The U.S. relationship with African dictators suddenly changes and election fervor, which dominates the headlines in African capitols,Continue Reading

Anne Barngrover $12.00 – Buy a print copy online   the look like / buckshot in our shop girl’s eyes / the time he grabbed my wrist like a play / in football, his body taut up & over / our fried chicken. If I just learned / to keep my goodContinue Reading

Special Destination Lanesboro issue $15.00 – Buy a print copy online Lanesboro. Shipwreckt Books Publishing Company is proud to introduce readers to the first issue of Lost Lake Folk Opera magazine. The arts heartbeat and journalistic pulse of rural Mid-America is available in stores and online now! LLFO V1-N1 featuresContinue Reading

Pixie Youngdahl $12.00 – Buy a print copy online “Pixie Youngdahl, the author of The Timeless Café, now takes you down her own personal journey of dealing with cancer. Like she tackles everything else in life, Pixie knocks cancer on its ass. Hard to do, and even harder to beContinue Reading

Nancy Overcott Illustrated by Dana Gardner In Living in a Dream, Bluff Country Offerings, the esteemed premier edition of Lost Lake Folk Art books, Nancy and Dana have teamed-up once again to watch over the birds, as it were, to simultaneously create new works in-the-moment and reflect on the past,Continue Reading