Tupelo Press

@tupelopress.bsky.social

Literary non-profit. Publishing works of poetry, literary fiction, and creative nonfiction by emerging and established writers since 1999.

This new translation by Naoko Fujimoto is gorgeous, both in its poetry and its physical form. It’s from @tupelopress.bsky.social and two of the works were originally published in @cablestreet-litmag.bsky.social 💙 Essential for everyone’s book collection.

Cable Street@cablestreet-litmag.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Naoko Fujimoto’s new book of illustrated translations of Japanese female poets arrived yesterday! Two of Fujimoto’s poems and images appeared in a Cable Street anthology. This book, from @tupelopress.bsky.social is gorgeous—overjoyed to own a copy… (1/2)

Naoko Fujimoto’s new collection of translations, illustrated by the translator. Cover of the book is an abstract tree surrounded by colorful circles.

Tupelo Press is delighted to announce that OUTSKIRTS by Allison Pitinii Davis of Wheeling, West Virginia has been selected by Sabrina Orah Mark to receive the 2026 Dorset Prize. Congratulations Allison!

TUPELO PRESS
PROUDLY
ANNOUNCES THE RESULTS OF THE 2026
DORSET
PRIZEA picture of a dark-haired woman wearing glasses Tupelo Press is delighted to announce that
OUTSKIRTS by Allison Pitinii Davis of Wheeling, West Virginia has been selected by Sabrina Orah Mark to receive the 2026 Dorset Prize. Allison Pitinii Davis receives a $3,000 cash prize, a writing residency, publication by Tupelo Press, and national distribution.Judge's Citation:
If you ever wondered how prose could hang onto a poem for dear life, or wind around it like strange and gorgeous backroads, or be hinged on its frame like a door opening wider and wider look no further than OUTSKIRTS where further
and further is right here where you are. Formally stunning, OUTSKIRTS imagines a new poem made out of edges. These poems have jumped off their poem cliffs and rather than soar they have become gorgeous new cliffs they can land on.
Come sit beside me on these poem cliffs. Isn't the view breathtaking?
—Sabrina Orah