Letters to the Future: A Multi-Media Salon
Tuesday, April 24, 5:30-7pm, at The Dunbar Pavilion, room 208, Kore Press hosts an interactive, muti-media salon on Letters to the …
Pre-Order Letters to the Future
Letters to the Future: Black Women / Radical Writing, edited by Erica Hunt and Dawn Lundy Martin is now available for pre-order through June 14, for $30. Place your order here. Edited by Erica Hunt and Dawn Lundy Martin A collection of poems, essays, elder conversations, and visual works, Letters to the Future: Black WOMEN …
Refuge available in June
“The story we need to hear right now in the only voice that can tell it.”—Lidia Yuknavitch Publication date is June 1, 2018. Order Refuge here Winner of The Kore Press 2016 Memoir Award, selected by Lidia Yuknavitch Refuge is a book of lyric essays about a young woman’s life as a budding writer and an …
Trailer Trash Pre-ordering Has Closed
“Never be ashamed of where you come from.” Publication date is March 16, 2018. Order Trailer Trash here. Winner of 2016 Kore Press First Book Award, selected by Robin Coste Lewis Trailer Trash is a book about the cotton-country of Riverside County, Southern California, in1980s/90s. A book about poverty, ravaged landscape, and gender, it touches …
Artist Interviews & Micro-Performances at KXCI Congress Street Studio
Kore Press and KXCI Congress Street, the new studio of Tucson’s nonprofit community radio station, are partnering to record live interviews, conversations, and micro performances by visiting artists who have contributed work to Kore’s forthcoming, groundbreaking anthology Letters to the Future: BLACK Women / RADICAL Writing (eds Erica Hunt, Dawn Lundy Martin), over 5-years in the making. The new studio provides …
Oct 18th: Editors & Artists Welcome Dinner
Kore Press Community Mixer Please join us for the Kore Press Editors & Artists Dinner! Kore is proud to host a pre-conference mixer, giving Tucson community members and visiting conference participants the chance to welcome and connect with visiting artists that will be participating in the conference, Thinking Its Presence, at the University of Arizona Poetry Center. The …