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NEW TITLES FOR 2025

 Quest: A Writer’s Journey  New Essays $24.99  Learn More

In This Burning World: Poems of Love and Apocalypse  $20.00     Learn More Escape from the Fat Farm: Poetry and Prose  $20.00     Learn More


Other Side of Ocean  Available Now $20.00 Learn More A Door, a Window Available Soon $20.00 Learn More Or Current Resident Available Soon $20.00    Learn More The Installation of Fear Available Now $20.00   Learn More

Announcing: New Issue: Marsh Hawk Press Review (available now)

New Chapter One Essays: Chapter One Original Essay for July 2025: Chris Solís Green: “The Accidental Poet,” Chapter One Original Essay for June 2025: Ellen Bass: “Some Thoughts on Juxtaposition in Poetry”

Marsh Hawk Press Artistic Advisory Board

Sandy McIntosh, Executive Editor and Publisher

Tony Trigilio, Managing Editor

Toi Derricotte
Denise Duhamel
Marilyn Hacker
Maria Mazziotti Gillan
David Lehman
Indigo Moor
Alicia Ostriker
Andrew Levy
Kim Shuck
Anne Waldman
John Yau

In Memory of David Shapiro, Gerald Stern, Marie Ponsot, Robert Creeley, Paul Pines, Allan Kornblum, Rochelle Ratner, Corinne Robins, Madeline Tiger, Claudia Carlson, and Harriet Zinnes. 

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Praise for Books

PAUL PINES: Charlotte Songs

The great themes—like Love, Death and Family— have inspired masterpieces and, alas, Hallmark Cards. In Charlotte Songs, Paul Pines celebrates his daughter. But, if you want the Hallmark Card version of fatherhood, you’ve come to the wrong place. Pines gives us the full paradox of living with his child as she grows from toddler to young woman. Inventive, humorous, baffling and poignant.

— Dalt Wonk
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