By Virginia Underwood|2019-03-04T11:28:58-05:00February 28th, 2019|News|0 Comments
The University of Pikeville will host the 2019 Kentucky Philological Association (KPA) Conference March 1-2 in Pikeville, KY. The KPA is Kentucky’s "premier organization for the study of language and literature! For over forty years, they have brought together outstanding
By Virginia Underwood|2019-02-13T19:15:45-05:00February 13th, 2019|Southern Voices|0 Comments
For our poetry selections this month we are exploring love. We have invited three poets—Marianne Forman (Part I), Carolyn Grace (Part II), and Jeremy Paden (Part III)— in three separate posts to share their own love poems and to
By Virginia Underwood|2019-01-26T10:53:50-05:00January 26th, 2019|Publisher's Picks, Southern Voices|0 Comments
I T WA S A N I G H T F I T F O R DA N C I N G Sandi Keaton-Wilson It was a night fit for dancing with Neptune in the moonlight that February eve
By Virginia Underwood|2019-11-11T15:43:51-05:00January 23rd, 2019|News, Publisher's Picks, Reading Group Guides|0 Comments
READING GROUP GUIDE No Shroud of Silence: poems and stories by Sandi Keaton-Wilson ISBN: 978-1-945049-12-5 September 2018 Paperback, 168 pages $17.00 About this Reading Group Guide A description of No Shroud of Silence, topics for discussion, suggested activities,
By Virginia Underwood|2019-01-23T13:58:40-05:00January 23rd, 2019|News, Publisher's Picks|0 Comments
We are excited to introduce you to James Alan Riley, author of Broken Frequencies, a book of poems, which is now available for pre-order from Shadelandhouse Modern Press and is scheduled to be released in March 2019. Shadelandhouse Modern
By Virginia Underwood|2018-10-10T21:08:33-04:00October 10th, 2018|Domestic Violence Awareness Month, National Hispanic Heritage Month, News|0 Comments
Shadelandhouse Modern Press will recognize both National Domestic Awareness Month and National Hispanic Heritage Month on Saturday, October 13 from 2:00-3:00 p.m. at Brier Books, 319 S. Ashland Avenue, Lexington, Kentucky 40502, (859-523-6404) with readings by two Kentucky women writers:
