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Intimacies in Borrowed Light by Darius Stewart

EastOver Press is proud to announce the publication of a collection of poems, Intimacies in Borrowed Light, by Darius Stewart. The title will be released in July 2022.

Books, Poetry

All the Rivers Flow into the Sea & Other Stories by Khanh Ha

From Vietnam to America, this story collection, jewel-like, evocative, and layered, brings to readers a unique sense of love and passion alongside tragedy and darker themes of peril.

Books, EastOver Press Prizes, Fiction
Graphic displaying 2022 EastOver Prizes for Nonfiction: George Choundas & Richard LeBlond.

EastOver Press Announces Winners of 2022 Prize for Nonfiction

We are delighted to announce the winners of the 2022 EastOver Prize for Nonfiction: George Choundas & Richard LeBlond.

EastOver Press Prizes

Hidden Cargoes by Chris Arthur

We’re proud to announce the upcoming publication of Hidden Cargoes, a collection of essays by Chris Arthur. The title will be released in September 2022.

Nonfiction

You Have Reached Your Destination by Louise Marburg

We’re proud to announce the upcoming publication of You Have Reached Your Destination, a collection of short stories by Louise Marburg. The title will be released in October 2022.

Books, EastOver Press Prizes, Fiction

Cutleaf Reader: Vol. 1

An anthology of the inaugural year of Cutleaf, our online literary journal of short stories, essays, and poetry, is now available in print form.

Books, Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry

Crow Funeral by Kate Hanson Foster

“From gestation through birth and the accrual of days spent mothering, Hanson Foster circles the challenges and hard truths all mothers must face.”

Poetry

This World Is Not Your Home by Matthew Vollmer

“This World is Not Your Home is a collection of versatile, volatile, and virtuosic essays.”

EastOver Press Prizes, Nonfiction

More or Less by Susannah Q. Pratt

The essays in More or Less explore the degree to which we are defined, and confined, by what we own.

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