Congrats to our winner and finalists for the 2025 Gasher Poetry Chapbook Prize!
Congratulations to Jonathan Chan, winner of the 2025 Two Languages Book Prize for his manuscript, Azalea Dialogues 🌸
Announcing the winner of the 2025 Gasher Book Award @angelosmao.bsky.social Keep an eye out for A White Horse is Not a Horse in spring 2027!
Congratulations to Elijah Guerra, winner of the Gasher Book Award!
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Cover reveal: To learn to describe the animal by Guillermo Rebollo Gil. Birds, riot police, and professional wrestlers abound. As well as an (almost) boundless enthusiasm for whatever poetry, or one’s relationship to poetry over time, makes possible: a sincere disposition to softness and sadness.
We are pleased to share the winner of the 2024 winter Poetry Chapbook Prize is Katie Jean Shinkle for the manuscript Transference. Shinkle’s chapbook will be available Spring 2025!
This book had me at the cover- it screams Florida. The poems though really hit that mid century nostalgia. My favorite line, "I take off all my jewelry and drop into the ocean, I take in all of the ocean like a jewelry." @gasherpress.bsky.social
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With excitement we share the winner of the Two Languages Book Prize for 2024: Mina Khan for the manuscript small creatures. Read more about the winning title and poet on our website.
Small presses are going to more important than ever: they preserve the history others want to suppress.
New chapbook alert: Dictionary of Bodies by Kristyn Garza is out now! Purchase on our website: www.gasherpress.com
Last call for submissions to our Gasher Press Book Award. $1,000 + 20 author copies
