The newest issue of Snow Monkey is posted with new poetry from Daniel Scott Parker and Jesse Mack.  Take a look! Within several days ...

An article appeared today in the Spokesman-Review newspaper about our new pamphlet series: Adrian Rogers  The Spokesman-Review Februar...

The newest issue of Snow Monkey is posted with new poetry from Daniel Scott Parker and Jesse Mack. Snow Monkey is spending the winter at ( ...

A terrific new review of this fine title recently appeared in Decomp Magazine .

Finalists are currently being selected.  That process will be complete in February, and winners will be announced in March or by at the lat...

A very fine review   of a book by another press, but a book by Ravenna's editor (me.) This provided, personally, for a great launch ...

A terrific new review, by Anne Champion for Rattle, of "Melancholia" by Kristina Marie Darling.  Read the review here , buy the ...

Just arrived, and already pre-orders are going into the mail:  the new Artefakta Pamphlet Series!  Ephemera, oddities, very short collec...

John Burgess's journal Snow Monkey has new work for the new year.  Check in to see work by Dan Raphael, Michael Dwayne Smith and Quin...

A new review of Melancholia by Kristina Marie Darling, this one on the poethound blogspot . Check that out, then buy the book at ravenna...

Hot on the heels of Triple #1 comes Triple #2 : the next volume in a series of full-size paperbound books containing three substantial cl...

Ravenna Press announces a new series: the Ravenna Triples.  Now available, Triple #1.  Order yours at ravennapress.com The editors and au...

An enlightening and satisfying interview with Angela by Meg Tuite at Connotation Press . PIck up Angela's The Human Mind and End of the ...

Announcing a new Ravenna title, "Trade World Center" -- poetry by Patrick Lawler.  Read this before the end of the world, whether...

.... from Scott Carroll for an upstart online journal that looks like fun: " Silent Things " is an online magazine dedicated to ce...

Yesterday Chapter 20, the latest and final issue of The Anemone Sidecar , posted.  Take a look at its last (and prior) deliciousness.  Thank...

November 5 is opening night in Istanbul for Norman Lock's play, The House of Correction, starring two very popular Turkish television ...

“The Lake Makes a Mirror” from Joannie Stangeland's Into the Rumored Spring  is up today on Kathleen Flenniken’s site The Far Field ). H...

Latest issue of Snow Monkey online features poetry from Kevin O'Cuinn and Nicholas Alexander. Find it at   http://snowmonkeyjournal. bl...

A new month is about to spring up, time to remind about the Cathlamet Prize for Poetry, open for entries through the end of the year. See de...

And another new review at The Austinist .

John Burgess  starts Volume 23 of his journal Snow Monkey with new poems from Simon Perchik .  

A fine interview by Mary Stone Dockery with Kristina Marie Darling about Melancholia (An Essay) .

Slow down and give yourself a surprisingly expansive and fulfilling treat with this short film by M Sarki. Sarki has a poetry book with Rave...

A very positive review by Meredith Allard in the Copperfield Review : As the executive editor of a literary journal, I read hundreds of ...

From a blog review by Brett Alan Sanders: According to Cassandra Robison, editor of  Magnolia: a Florida Journal of Literary Arts...

An engaging and, as it turned out, stimulating-to-action review by Molly Spencer on her blog regarding "Melancholia" by Kris...

From a new review by Dennis Daly of Ann Taylor's "The River Within": Heraclitus, the pre-Socratic Greek philosopher, excla...

The Cathlamet Prize for Poetry contest is now open!  Please see the Ravenna Press website for details and lists of previous winners.  Thoug...

One of a series of fine reviews of "Melancholia" by Kristina Marie Darling -- click on the link for a nice discussion, by poet Ka...

Copies arrive at Ravenna's office on Friday of "Melancholia," the fascinating new book by Kristina Marie Darling.  Orders sta...

" The Far Field " reprinted a poem from John Burgess's fine collection, "Graffito." Check it out!  

Notes toward a review by Marge Simon of Duane Ackerson's fine "Blinded by the Light Then the Dark" which has been recommended ...

Good news:  "Blinded by the Light Then the Dark" by Duane Ackerson has received a recommendation for a Bram Stoker award in the Po...