Summer got the best of us here at County Line Press, and, unfortunately, garden-tending seems to have taken precedence over blog-tending. But, with fall on the horizon, we’re ready to get down and dirty in the virtual ground.
Pittsburgh’s first Small Press Festival was also our first Small Press Festival, and it was a success on both counts. mint poetry was very well received by those in attendance, as were our various pieces of rural papergoods.
July also brought Elizabeth’s move back to the country, and a new, more elaborate, CLP studio space is in the works. We’re also in talks with a few writers about upcoming projects. We’ll keep you posted.
Last but not least, the time has come to start soliciting submissions for mint poetry volumes two and three. The volumes will be released together, and the themes are, respectively, growth and decay. We’re looking for short poems and visual art to grace the poetry trading cards, so please, e-mail us at editors@countylinepress.com if you’re willing to provide either.