Lavender Ink / Diálogos – Publisher of Contemporary Poetry and Literary Prose

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Cicatrices du Soleil (Sun Scars), poetry by the revered Moroccan writer Tahar Ben Jelloun, translated by Jake Syersak, in French and English. What Were You

Phaeton’s Wheels Rollout

Winner of last year’s Faulkner-Wisdom Prize, Dennis Formento‘s Phaeton’s Wheels takes us to Italy and takes us to New Orleans as the poet explores his

Placing “Joy at the Helm”

“Lambert’s writing points to the prison bars and walls, attempts to pry them apart or pull them down…” says translator John Taylor in his engaging

Serena Piccoli and William Allegrezza collaboration

Prunes and Prisms, a bilingual (Italian and English) collection of original work by two poets reaching across the ocean, is a correspondence in the Spicerian

Ralph Adamo’s All Fall Down

“I like poems that explore complexity. And ambiguity. / Often while appearing to speak plainly,” writes Ralph Adamo, and his new collection, All Fall Down,

Meet Eucalyptus

Lavender Ink is proud to be releasing, this month, I and Eucalyptus, prose poems and photographs by Susan M. Schultz. These 20 pieces, based on

Launching the salami…

Diálogos continues its exploration of contemporary Serbian poetry with the launch, this coming August, of sympathy for the salami, a selection of Belgrade’s punk-inspired, brutally

Bird Shadows: Book of the Month at Reading Greece

Diálogos has just released a comprehensive selection of work by revered Greek poet Veroniki Dalakoura, selected, introduced and translated by John Taylor. Bird Shadows Selected

Flores Raras

With Flores Raras: escondido país Diálogos presents its first title in Spanish language only. This important collection of Uruguayan women poets born before 1940 has

Belle Adelman-Cannon remembrance and book release for Every Time They Call Me She, June 4

A shot of the audience at Blue Cypress Books June 4, 2024, for the release of Every Time They Call Me She. Over the course

One from Nicolas

Yellow Otherwise, by Nicolas Pesquès, translated by Lee Posna, presents the 17th book of Nicolas Pesquès’ monumental La face nord de Juliau, bringing this important

SPD

Lavender Ink and Diálogos were indeed affected by the sudden demise of Small Press Distribution, but perhaps less than some presses who depended on them