On its birthdate, K.T. Landon’s 2025 Snyder Winning debut collection, Abide, is already the #4 selling book at Itasca. (That’s all pre-orders!) How exciting! Abide is available a Itasca, Amazon, and parts beyond.
Today is the book release date for 2025 Richard Snyder Prize Winner K.T. Landon’s debut collection, Abide. As contest judge Kim Addonizio put it: “These poems ask us to remember that whenever we can, we must, as Adam Zagajewski wrote,… Read More »Book release: abide
The 4th Annual Ashland Poetry Broadside Contest opens for submissions Sept 1! Four years! We’re practically a tradition. The 2026 deadline is November 1 $10/submission of one to two poems, 40 lines or fewer The winner receives $250 and 50… Read More »2026 Broadside Contest: Now Reading
Hey poets! Looking for somewhere to send poems this fall? Well, great news! The 4th annual Ashland Poetry Broadside Contest is about to open for submissions, and our 2026 judge is poet, librettist, professor, editor, and all around ray of… Read More »announcement: 2026 Broadside Judge will be Janine Joseph
The Ashland Poetry Press is thrilled to announce that judge D.A. Powell has selected Michael Lavers’ “A Brief History of My Dictatorship” as the winner of the 2026 Richard Snyder Memorial Poetry Prize. We received nearly 500 entries this year, and every… Read More »2026 Richard Snyder Prize Winner is Michael Lavers
K.T. Landon’s Abide comes out September 1, but you can pre-order it from Itasca and Amazon. Add title attribute to link
Good news, poets! The Richard Snyder Prize is going to keep reading until May 15! 2026 Judge: D.A. Powell$27/entry$1,000 and publication for the winner Guidelines and submissions HERE.
You know what would really tie that room together? A poetry broadside! Hey, Ashland Poetry Press publishes those! And our 2026 winners are now available Kianna Greene’s “Translate for Me”Jenna Funkhouser’s “This and This”Joshua Sauvie’s “//notice” These poems were selected by… Read More »2026 Broadsides available
Three Press Monte: Reading at AWP in Baltimore Ashland Poetry Press, Black Fork Review, and Muleskinner Journal are co-hosting a reading March 3 at 5:30pm. We’ll be at Poe’s Magic Theater, at the Lord Baltimore Hotel (20 W. Baltimore Street,… Read More »Wednesday Reading in Baltimore, March 3
Ashland Poetry Press and Black Fork Review are heading to Baltimore for AWP 2026 (March 3-7). We’ll be all over the place, but our home base will be #1276. Come find us! (Note: we’re co-hosting a reading on Wednesday evening.… Read More »Come find us at AWP Bookfair #1276