Exciting change! This series is now called the Young Writer Series. Rather than just poetry, we are now going to publish students who write fiction and creative non-fiction as well. This way, more students will have the chance to possibly have their work published with us.
To kick off this fresh start, check out the first Young Writer Series reading we had on Tuesday, November 6th! See the link below:
Dan Calnan’s chapbook “To Move a Piano” was just published this month!
“In this collection, Calnan writes with a wisdom and authority beyond his years. Ranging in tone from witty to profound, these poems all demonstrate his intelligence and affinity with words. He is a writer to watch.” — Elizabeth Winthrop, author of Fireworks, December, and The Mercy Seat.
Grab a copy at: http://www.lulu.com
The newest YPS book is out! Check out Maisie Ross’s dark and beautiful poetry; it is a collection to remember and one to keep close by.
You can buy it here: http://www.lulu.com/shop/maisie-ross/a-waterless-world/paperback/product-23262665.html
Maisie Ross writes of ignited passion, turmoil and poems that descend into darkness, …the nights go on and the silence becomes crowded…. Haunting and beautiful, these poems resurrect something that all of us have felt. A powerful book of poems that should be read.–Gloria Mindock/Cervena Barva Press/Somerville Poet Laureate
Simrin Tamhane
Simrin Tamhane is a Junior at Endicott College
who is currently majoring in International Studies.
She is from the Himalayan state of Sikkim in India
and has been writing poetry since middle school.
Her poems are about her childhood back in India
and also complements her major where she writes
about social injustice and inequality.
Happy to announce that there is a new book in the series!
Water For the Suffering by Michael Goodwin
You can buy it here: http://www.lulu.com/shop/http://www.lulu.com/shop/michael-goodwin/water-for-the-suffering/paperback/product-22531740.html
“ Goodwin has surprising sensitivity and wisdom that is unusual in such a young poet.” — Charlotte Gordon ( Author of Romantic Outlaws: The Extraordinary Lives of Mary Wollstonecraft and Her Daughter Mary Shelley)
The upcoming poet in the series is Michael Goodwin.
Goodwin is a writing tutor at Endicott College’s Writing Center, and is a copywriting intern at GreenBananaSEO. Although he is tech-savvy, Goodwin’s writing is primitive, raw, and makes you examine life up close (with no screen barriers).
