CHAPBOOKS
Channel U, Jessie Janeshek
Winter 2020
enchanted / in, Nava Fader
Summer 2019
Fort Lauderdale, Brendan Walsh
Summer 2019
What It Is and How to Use It, Howie Good
Spring 2019
Space on Earth, Emily Hockaday
Spring 2019
All the Twists of the Tongue, Cathleen Allyn Conway
Autumn 2018
[crawdads skitter on river dildoes], Mike Sikkema
Summer 2018
Under Half-Empty Heaven, Peycho Kanev
Summer 2018
Little Sister, Sarah Nichols
Spring 2018
Letters from the Other Woman, Monica Prince
Spring 2018
17 seventeen XVII, E.K. Anderson
Autumn 2017
Supernoir, Jessie Janeshek
Summer 2017
Hitchhiking Through the Apocalypse, Howie Good
Summer 2017
Your Hand Has Fixed the Firmament, Kolleen Carney
Summer 2017
After Bird, Jennifer Martelli
Spring 2017
Poets Fight Back! (a program guide), Multiple Authors
January 20, 2017
stasis, Scott Sweeney
2016
And Then, Andrew Brenza
Winter 2016/2017
In an aviary, Genevieve Kaplan
Summery 2016
Clown Machine, Jennifer MacBain-Stephens
Spring 2016
Spanish Donkey/Pear of Anguish, Jessie Janeshek
Spring 2016
FIRE IN THE SKY, E.K. Anderson
Spring 2016
diurnal, Jane Joritz-Nakagawa
Winter 2016
2016 CHAPBOOK SUBSCRIPTION
Jane Joritz-Nakagawa, Diurnal
E. Kristin Anderson, Fire in the Sky
Jessie Janeshek, Spanish Donkey/Pear of Anguish
Genevieve Kaplan, In an aviary
Jenny MacBain-Stephens, Clown Machine
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH, Erin Trapp
Winter 2015/2016
IN THE FURY, Ann Dernier
December 2015
Time Missing, Mike Sikkema
Summer 2015
early poems, Ashley D’Arcy
Summer 2015
SOLD OUT (limited edition)
Rungs, Margaet Bashaar / Lauren Eggert-Crowe
Spring 2015
EARTH * AIR * FIRE * WATER * AETHER, Candice Wuehle
Winter 2015
LEFT: Letters to Strangers, Michele Battiste
Autumn 2014
Seeing You Again, Karen Fabiane
Spring 2014
Premonitions, Elizabeth Cantwell
Spring 2014
Momoware 5, various poets
Winter/Spring 2014
TERRORISM IS WHAT WHALE, Mike Sikkema / Elisabeth Workman
Winter 2014
Stupid Ache, Joseph Goosey
Autumn 2013
shouting at ghosts, David McLean
Summer 2013
The Ground / The Pass / The Wave, Kate Schapira
Summer 2013
The Hardest Part is Done, Lucy Biederman
Spring 2013
Masala Tea and Oranges, Edward Doyle-Gillespie
Spring 2013
The Experiment in Morbidity, Nick Admussen
Winter/Spring 2013
Poisonous Beautyskull Lollipop, Juliet Cook
Winter 2013
Momoware 4, various poets
Autumn/Winter 2012
Hot Body Contest, Kristine Snodgrass / Scott Sweeney
Fall 2012
Failure to Apply the Method, Nicholas Liu
Summer 2012
performing Chod until post-natural indigenes, j/j hastain
Summer 2012
Wander-Rooms and Outside Noise, Mike Sikkema
Spring 2012
Don’t Harass the Garden, Matthew Lippman
Spring 2012
Rimbaud’s / Poems, Maurice Burford
Winter 2012
Cinquain, My Dear Cinquain, Evie Ivy
Summer 2011
Benefit for Save Our Shores
Summer 2011
This is a benefit for Save Our Shores (Florida). The book features poetry by Denise Duhamel, Sharon Mesmer, Michael Rothenberg, and many more.
A Short History of Our Love, Chandra Dickson
Summer 2011
OUT OF PRINT
The Future Comes to Those Who Wait, Leigh Stein
Spring 2011
Paradise Now, Brian Ang
Winter 2011
SOLD OUT (limited edition)
Wallop, Jordan Stemplemen
Winter 2011
carry catastrophe, Megan Kaminski
Autumn 2010
SOLD OUT (limited edition)
Megaprairieland, Elisabeth Workman
Autumn 2010
Watercycle, Scott Sweeney
Summer 2010
Scent of Shatter, Valerie Wetlaufer
Winter 2010
Judging Our Allies, Francis Raven
Winter 2010
Used White Wife, Sandra Simonds
Autumn 2009
Solid Waste, Jay Snodgrass
Spring 2009
Fledgling Starlet, Kristine Snodgrass
Spring 2009
As a feminist re-memory of Hawthorne’s Hester Prynne, Fledgling Starlet is Kristine Snodgrass’ first chapbook with Grey Book Press. From Andrea Yates to Manolo Blahnik, these collage/persona poems reincarnate Hester exploring female identity, consumerism, and pop culture.
Kristine Snodgrass is the editor of Cake, a new literary journal from Florida A&M University. Her poetry has appeared in many journals and anthologies, including Shampoo, Coconut, 2River View, Gulfstream, The Tusculum Review, and Tigertail. Kristine has twice been nominated for the Pushcart Prize, and her collaborative work is forthcoming in Hayden’s Ferry Review and LIT. She is also the author of a chapbook of collaborative triads, Facial Geometry (NeO Pepper Press 2006). Kristine is currently a Ph.D. student at Florida State University. She lives in Tallahassee where she is an instructor at FAMU.
Velvet on the Air (lyric book), Fantome
JOURNALS
The Night Brings Violets
Issue I (1994; selection of poems from issues 1 – 4): Shiloh Foster and Scott Sweeney: bound
Issue 1 (Fall 1998): Dennis Bivins, Ace Boggess, Karen Fabiane, Bentley Fears, Elizabeth Haight, Alec Kowalczyk, Joan McNerney, Maria Rushing, Daphne Schaal, Ann Spencer: bound
Issue 2 (Spring 1999): Ace Boggess, Karen Fabiane, Elizabeth Haight (featured poet), Marged Howley, Jonathan David Levine, Daphne Schaal: bound
Issue 3 (late Fall 1999): Arlene Ang, Ace Boggess, Paol Maurizio Bottigelli, Bill Erdman, Karen Fabiane (featured poet), Sun Falcon, Frank Ford, Conrad Geller, Jean Hull Herman, Marged Howley, D.S. Malo, Jody McGinness, E.W. Richardson, Jennifer Rohrback, Sara Taylor: bound
Issue 4 (Summer 2000): Arlene Ang, Ace Boggess (featured poet), Paol Maurizio Bottigelli, John Bourne, Renee Carter Hall, Barbara Crooker, Marta Dana, Karen Fabiane, John Grey, Kristine Newhall, Alex Stolis, Neca Stoller, Penelope Talbert: bound
Issue 5 (Winter 2001): Arlene Ang, Michele Battiste (featured poet), Ace Boggess, Mary Coy, Andrea Fekete, John Grey, Jean Hull Herman, Robert Phelps, David Ritchie, Maria Rushing, Irene Sedeora, Alex Stolis, Neca Stoller, Penelope Talbert, Matt Welter: bound
Issue 6 (Summer 2001): Aidan Baker, David Dial, Claire T. Feild, John Grey (featured poet), Bill Glose, Stephanie Hemphill, Marie Kazalia, Sarah Miller, Daniel A. Olivas, Neca Stoller, Christina-Marie Umscheid: bound
Momoware
Issue 1 (Spring 2009): Russell Bittner, Olly Bryan, Aleathia Drehmer, Joseph Goosey, Mat Gould, Colin James, Becky Baxley Kring (featured poet), David McLean, Kenneth Pobo, Kristine Snodgrass, Richard Wink, Chantal-marie Wright
Issue 2 (Autumn 2009): Erin Byrne, Jane Crown, Joseph Goosey, Colin James, Becky Baxley Kring, Blane Major, David McLean, Christine Poreba (featured poet), Jay Snodgrass, Felino A. Soriano, Chantal-marie Wright