Recent Poetry Books from Moonstone Press Readings

Sunday, October 4th @ 2pm ET

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Frank’s new book is Googlet, $11.00

Frank Beltrano is a poet living in Lévis, Quebec, Canada. He is a member of the American poetry workshopping group DVP/US1 and founder of the group, Strong Threads, based in Quebec. He has published poems in Geist, Carousel, Beliveau Review, Solicitations: Poetry in Quebec, in Canada, Fledgling Rag, US1 Worksheets, in various anthologies

Anne’s new book is Now that mother is dead, All quilts unravel in the end, $11.00

Anne M. Greenhalgh earned her dotorate in English Literature at the University of Pennsylvania, where she studied with Daniel Hoffman and wrote her dissertationon on the “primary vocabulary” of Elizabeth Bishop’s poetry. She is a long-time member of the faculty and staff at The Wharton School. This debut chapbook features a double crown of sonnets – two

interwoven sequences that explore themes of time, memory, and loss. rs.

Lisa’s new book is Conversations with the Living Conversations with the Dead, $11.00   

Lisa Naomi Konigsberg is a Progessor of Rehtoric and Composition at West Chester University in Pennsylvania. She wrote her first poem at the age of seven: “Love is a piece of pie that has been bitten into”. Her chapbooks include: Invisible Histories, and The Golden Mean, Moonstone Chapbook winner, 2019. Her poems work to take the reader into the intersection of the personal experienceand historical events.

Lior’s new book is This Green, $11.00  

Lior D. Maayan is a poet, translator, and technology executive who studied physics, mathematics, and philosophy. He was a member of the first Helicon Arabic-Herbrew group and the Poetry Place translation team, and a 2023-24 ALMA-Metanel Fellow. He is the Weizmann Institute Poetry Laureate and winner of the Clil EcoPoetics Prize. His work has appeared in Granta, Asymptote, Paper Brigade Daily, Ilanot, ARC, Haaretz, Yediot, Kul AlArab, and Ho! His debut Hebrew collection, That Green, was shortlisted by Haaretz. This Green is his first English-language chapbook,

Karol’s new book is The Airplane Game, $11.00

Karol Olesiak is a queer disabled poet, writer, and activist. Karol’s work was born out of the refugee experience climaxes in the carnivalesque afterglow of transcendent phenomenon. Prescriptive for the trauma straddling the intersection between crip theory and social justice. Karol is one of the founders of soldiersforthecause.org, an affinity group for Occupy Wall Street and antiwar blog. Karol’s poetic career started in Harrisburg, PA at the Heavy Word Poetry Slam in 2000. Karol headlined the Bowery Poetry Club, and his poetic work is featured in Rogue Agent Journal, Neologism Poetry, MAI Feminism, Proud to Be, Zoetic, Lone Mountain Literacy, Sugar House, Fifth Wheel Press, and Pictura Journal.