Sage Hill Press

02/25/2019

Sage Hill Press is part of an off-site bookfair Saturday during in Portland. That evening, there will be a reading, and I'm hoping some contributors to Railtown Almanac, All We Can Hold, and WA129 will be in Portland and would like to read with us! If so, please message me or just comment on this post and we'll get you signed up. The event is at the Cleaners in the Ace Hotel, downtown Portland.

09/11/2018

Some love for WA129 from the Washington Center for the Book:
“From time to time a book comes along that deserves recognition but defies categorization. In order to recognize the merit of such books, the Washington Center for the Book created a special award for this year’s ceremony: “Washington Voices.” The first book we selected to honor with this award is Washington 129, a collection of poems by Washington poets selected by Tod Marshall. Gathered while Marshall served as Washington State Poet Laureate, a program sponsored by Arts WA and Humanities Washington, and containing a diverse gathering of poets’ works, WA 129 (published by Sage Hill Press) is an important contribution to the literary landscape of our state. The Washington Voices Award honors the importance of this collection and all of the poets’ works included in the book.”

12/22/2017

More excellent Washington state poets!

Am almost done with the four digital chapbooks (WA 129 +) that will share about 80 more poems by Washington poets--including Kate Peterson, Jennifer Pratt-Walter, Douglas P Johnson, Carolyne Lee Wright, David Haldeman, Alex Gallo-Brown, Devin Devine, Travis Naught, Joannie Stangeland, Christina Butcher, Roberta Feins, Risa Denenberg, Terry Lawhead, Jayne Marek, Katherine Charters, Joseph Edwin Haeger, Sarah Zale, Leah Martin, Neile Graham, Kurt Olson, and many others! Some wonderful poems in these gatherings--will launch them into the world right at the start of 2018!

11/30/2017

Great audience tonight for WA129 at Gonzaga.

11/29/2017

Come celebrate WA129, state poet laureate Tod Marshall's anthology of Washington poets, tonight at Gonzaga! 7:30 in the Jepson Auditorium and featuring Nance Van Winckel, Christopher Howell, Laura Read, Ellen Welcker, and plenty more.

SPOKANE, Wash. – Following a powerful nonfiction presentation by scholar and activist Angela Davis, the 2017-18 Gonzaga University Visiting Writers Series continues with readings from the poetry anthology “WA129” at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 29 in Jepson Center’s Wolff Auditorium.

10/03/2017

This fall, state poet laureate Tod Marshall is on the road with WA129, the anthology of Washington state poets! Look for events near you:

Oct 5: WA 129 Reading at Open Books, Seattle, 7p
Oct 11: WA 129 Reading on Vashon Island, Vashon Bookshop, 6p
Oct 18: WA 129 Reading in Ellensburg
Oct 19: WA 129 Reading in Wenatchee
Oct 20: WA 129 Reading in Bellingham, Mt. Baker Theater
Nov 8-9: WA 129 Reading at Walla Walla Library
Nov 17: WA 129 Booktree Reading
Nov 18: WA 129 La Conner

07/26/2017

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07/25/2017

Proud to have worked with Tod Marshall to publish this book!

The second of a five-part series featuring poetry by Tom Robbins, Kathleen Flenniken, and Catherine Alice Michaelis.

07/07/2017

Sage Hill Press author Benjamin D. Cartwright, on tour with Ellen Welcker, Leyna Crow, and Tim Greenup, throughout the northwest!

UPCOMING EVENTS The Sinkhole Tour -Saturday, July 15 at 7pm @ Phinney Books in Seattle, WA (with Ben Cartwright & Tim Greenup) -Sunday, July 16 at 4pm @ Kings Books in Tacoma, WA ( with Ben...

06/16/2017

Spokanites, come check out our booth at Bazaar this Saturday, the 17th, from 11 am until 10 pm. We'll have giveaway broadsides from our WA129 series, copies of all our titles for sale, and special guests (hint: rhymes with Pillgood Stint Murks)!

05/14/2017