Ibbetson Street Press

Wednesday, June 4, 2008

IBBETSON STREET PRESS

Books Published By The Ibbetson Street Press

1- Your book will be Print-On-Demand. You will receive a 33% royalty for each book ordered online. Please provide your social security number and a mailing address for your checks to be sent to.

2- You may order books wholesale. A bill will be sent to you and you should promptly send your check to Doug Holder 25 School St. Somerville, Mass. 02143. Should you want more than 30, you will be charged a $1 surcharge for each additional book. This fee helps keep the press solvent.

3- If you want distribution, ISBN, etc… that will require a $100 fee. Again, please make a check out to: Doug Holder 25 School St. Somerville, Mass. 02143. This fee is required by our printer.

4- At a later date if you wish to publish other editions under another imprint this must be arranged with us.

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Ibbetson Street 32

(Click on pic to order) Work selected for Pushcart Prize in this issue! "The new Ibbetson Street #32 is terrific! ! I read it from cover to cover. Wonderful interview and poems, Diana der Hovanessian, and many many beautiful and moving poems, each one better than the other! Top quality, from the cover design on! Congratulations, Doug, Harris, Kim. Will write individually,but especially want to call attention here to Ghana,2000 by Elizabeth Doran, and Welcome Home, by Chris Warner. These are two poets to watch." -Kathleen Spivack- ( Author of With Robert Lowell and His Circle and Visiting Professor at the University of Paris)

What people are saying about Ibbetson Street....

" I firmly believe in Ibbetson and all the things you are doing...you gotta keep it alive!"---Gary Metras--Adastra Press

"Doug I received Ibbetson Street yesterday and liked it a great deal, many old friends with new poems, most amusingly Sam's (Cornish)...nice to see Hugh Fox still thriving. Attractive cover."--- William Doreski-Poet/Professor of English/University of New Hampshire

Ibbetson Street #30 is a magnificent issue. It is the best collection of top poets from a widely diverse set of stylistic schools and visions, along with the highest quality work that I've come across in a long time. And your essay on Hugh Fox was deeply appreciated as well. Ibbetson Street has been a favorite of mine for some time now, but it now also gets my vote as one of the very top literary journals in the country over the past two decades. You have done a wonderful job, and there is no stopping you now. Thank you for letting me share in this past issue. I will continue to send my best for consideration in issues to come."--Jared Smith/Advisory Board--New York Quarterly

"I love reading this issue. ( Ibbetson Street 30) Well done."
----- Rosie Rosenzweig, Resident Scholar in Women's Studies Brandeis University.

"I liked being published in the Ibbetson Street Press."-- Marge Piercy

"From the Paris of New England: Interviews with Poets and Writers."

A book of interviews with poets and writers conducted in the Paris of New England: Somerville, Mass. " Masterfully done, Holder really brings the Somerville lit-world, alive, alive, alive. It would take another book to just write about this book, that's how rich it is."-- Hugh Fox--a founding editor of the Pushcart Prize. "... I finished your From the Paris of New England interviews and delighted in it. It was great to learn more about--both--writers I knew and writers I didn't know..."-- Robert K. Johnson PhD--Professor of English Suffolk Univ., Boston) Click on picture to order!