We are very pleased to announce that we have copies of Teresa Scollon’s new poetry chapbook back from the printer; looks fabulous. We will immediately start shipping to all the generous donors who pre-ordered a copy through gofundme. More information …
We are very pleased and honored to be able to report that Holly Wren Spaulding’s recent poetry book, Familiars, is now required reading on the ENVI 364 Spiritual Ecology course which is part of the undergraduate Enviromental Studies Program at Westminster College in Salt Lake, UT. This course is available as an elective to students who are taking Environmental Studies as a Major or Minor. You can see details of the program here.
We are getting close to having everything ready to send to the printer for Teresa Scollon’s new poetry chapbook Trees and Other Creatures and have set up a gofundme page to enable readers to pre-order a copy and hopefully support the work of Alice Greene & Commpany.
A very fine review of Keith Taylor’s poetry chapbook Let Them Be Left has appeared on Escape Into Life. Many thanks to poet Kathleen Kirk.
The front cover for Teresa Scollon’s new poetry chapbook Trees and Other Creatures
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We are looking forward to working with the artist Mary Shea and using some of her artwork for the cover of Trees and Other Creatures, the new poetry chapbook by Teresa Scollon, as well as some of her drawings as illustrations in the book itself.
We are pleased to announce that the first publication for 2021 from Alice Greene & Company will be “Trees and Other Creatures” by Teresa Scollon. Looking forward to her “layered vignettes exploring the spirits of the animate and inanimate, giving a path of fresh imagery into the emotional complexity of living, even in the midst of chaos.”
Author Kelly Fordon has a nice post on her website with a recording of Keith Taylor reading from Let Them Be left. She also has very kind words about Alice Greene.
It is now possible to watch again the excellent session with Cameron Scott and Jerry Dennis last month at Literati Bookstore over on YouTube
Keith Taylor joined Marc Beaudin online for a discussion about his new poetry chapbook Let Them Be Left. You can watch the recording on Facebook (no login required)