A Reading of "On Homelessness" from 'Fourteen Hills 21.1'
From Elizabeth Robinson, who once dedicated a book of her poetry to "Sasquatch, who does exist," comes a poem about similarly unreal...
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Book Review: 'The Consolations' by John W. Evans
Exquisitely organized, the poems in The Consolations are not so much about grief, as set in the country of Grief. John W. Evans wrote...
Interview: Daniel Riddle Rodriguez
Fourteen Hills Press is pleased to announce that Daniel Riddle Rodriguez is the winner of the 2014 Bambi Holmes Award for Emerging...
Interview: Siamak Vossoughi
Writer and past contributor, Siamak Vossoughi, and I sit across from each other at a café on Fillmore Street in San Francisco. The table...
Book Review: 'Mexican Eskimo Book 1: Exmikan' by Anker Frankoni
Anker Frankoni’s Mexican Eskimo Book 1: Exmikan is a cross-genre book (I refuse to simply call it fiction) that takes readers on a...
Release Party 21.1 . . .
Getting stoked for the Fourteen Hills 21.1 release party on Wednesday, December 17th! As a first time staff member for this dynamic...
Book Review: 'Half Dead Road Kill' by Paul Donohue
Paul Donohue's Half Dead Road Kill is a skillful collection of short stories embodying both fragility and detachment with a dry wit. It...
Look Busy Release Party in One Hundred Words
In celebration of the release of Jane McDermott's debut collection of short stories and 2014 Michael Rubin Book Award winner, Look Busy:...
Lit Crawl 2014 and Jane McDermott
On October 18, 2014, Fourteen Hills participated in Lit Crawl at Public Works in San Francisco. Billed as an art gallery by day, and...
Book Review: 'Rilke Shake,' by Angélica Freitas, translated by Hilary Kaplan
Rilke Shake is a delicate collection of sparse contemporary poems commenting lightly and incisively on life on planet earth. The title is...
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