Recent Release: Christopher Howell’s Just Waking, Second EditionLost Horse Press is pleased to announce the release of the Second Edition of Christopher Howell’s 2004 collection of poems, Just Waking. Christopher Howell’s poems rely on a redeeming darkness to bring themselves into the world. Through meditative, short lyrics, and an eerily quiet approach, Howell redefines the place of the self in a poem….
14.3 HandsOnly at 14.3 hands is a pony considered a horse . . . at 14.3 years, will Lost Horse Press become a real horse? No, that’s not right . . . it’s a full-fledged poetry press! Established in 1998, Lost Horse Press—a nonprofit independent press—publishes poetry titles of high literary merit, and makes available other…
Lost Horse Press Gets Lit!Join Lost Horse Press for an afternoon of Readings, Book Signings, Books! and a few Surprises in celebration of Spokane’s Get Lit! Festival! Lost Horse Press Gets Lit! takes place on Friday, 13 April 2011 from 3 PM until 5 PM in the Walther Gallery of the MAC Museum at 2316 West First Avenue in…
Get Lit! in Sandpoint!Lost Horse Press and the East Bonner County Library proudly present GET LIT! IN SANDPOINT! present on 11 April 2012 from 10 am until 8 pm at the Sandpoint Library Rude Girls Room. In conjunction with Spokane’s Get Lit! literary festival, Lost Horse Press and the Sandpoint Library bring you a taste of the region’s…
Young Writers of the Lost Horse Young Writers’ ConferenceRegistrations are now being accepted for Young Writers of the Lost Horse, a writing and book arts conference for children and young adults, sponsored by Lost Horse Press and the East Bonner County Free Library District. Creative writing—poetry and prose—performance art and book arts workshops will be taught by Renée E. D’Aoust, Hali Clizer, and…
100 Thousand Poets for Change Organizes Largest Poetry Event in History600 events in 450 cities and 95 countries will take place on September 24 to promote environmental, social, and political change. Poets, writers, artists will create, perform and demonstrate in their communities, and decide their own specific area of focus for change within the framework of peace and sustainability, which founder Michael Rothenberg stated, “…is…
Winner of the Idaho Prize for Poetry 2011 Announced!Ray Amorosi, final judge for the 2011 Idaho Prize for Poetry, has declared California poet, J.T. Ledbetter’s OLD AND LOST RIVERS this year’s prize winner. Mr. Ledbetter will receive $1000 plus publication by Lost Horse Press. OLD AND LOST RIVERS will be released in Spring 2012. The annual Idaho Prize for Poetry is given for…
Sheryl Noethe named Poet Laureate of MontanaSheryl Noethe, whose book AS IS was published in 2009, has been named Poet Laureate of Montana! Born and raised in Minnesota, Sheryl Noethe attended a high-school alternative program, Urban Arts, which allowed her to learn to write poetry. After winning the The American Academy of Poets Award and a McKnight Fellowship, she published her…
High Plains Book AwardsThe High Plains Books Awards have been established to recognize regional authors and/or literary works which examine and reflect life on the High Plains including the states of Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming, Nebraska, Colorado, and Kansas, and the Canadian provinces of Alberta, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan. Nominated books must have been published for the…
Lost Horse Press Gets Lit!Join Lost Horse Press for an afternoon of Readings, Book Signings and Glorious Music in celebration of Spokane’s Get Lit! Literary Festival! Lost Horse Press Gets Lit! takes place on Friday, 15 April 2011 from 3 pm until 5 pm in the Walther Gallery of the MAC Museum at 2316 West First Avenue in Spokane,…
