Monozygotic | Codependent is a perfect bound, soft cover poetry book written by Stephanie Bryant Anderson. She is the founder of Red Paint Hill Publishing. She has worked also as editor with Up the Staircase Quarterly, Inkception Books, and she served on the Editorial Board for The Manatee, Southern New Hampshire University’s literary journal. Nominated …
http://bluehourpressbookstore.bigcartel.com/product/archipelagos-by-michael-passafiume March 10th 2015 – Blue Hour Press proudly announces the release of archipelagos by Michael Passafiume. The single author poetry book will be shipped to you by late March. The 4 X 7, 62 page perfect bound book is for sale for $ 8.00. Michael Passafiume holds degrees from Antioch University Los Angeles (where he …
The Blue Hour Anthology Volume Three is 190 pages of poetry, prose and art. This book features a vast array of expression. The editors selected some of their favorite and highest quality pieces that were published on our website during 2014. This book was professionally printed with a perfect binding. It is printed in full …
We’re pleased to announce writer Heather Minette will join The Blue Hour team as editor. Heather Minette received her Bachelor of Arts in Humanities from the University of Houston – Clear Lake and is currently studying for a Master of Arts in American Literature. Her poetry and prose was published most recently in Inner Art …
We are excited to select work for our third print Anthology, called The Blue Hour Anthology Volume 3 (BH 3). We will consider all material that has been published on our website since June 1st 2013 to February 14th 2014. We will email the contributors who have been selected some time in February for acceptance in …
I live and work in semi-rural Johannesburg, South Africa, with the poet Philip Vermaas. We live in a small cottage on Walnut Tree Farm. My recent paintings are a departure from my previous work which was mostly abstract. Now I’m exploring the subjects of my environment and places from my past, at how things have …
Photography by Russell Streur http://thecamelsaloon.blogspot.com/ ©2012 This work is the property of the artist.
Russell Streur has won accolades for excellence as a poet, an editor and a photographer. It shows in this collection. He has the power to make you laugh, make you cry and perhaps worry you a bit. But the best thing is, he will surprise. Just when you think you know where his thoughts … Continue reading
122 page, perfect bound single author poetry collection. Alan Gillis, author of “Scapegoat” and “Here Comes the Night”: “These are poems that address the heart of the matter – what it means to live, to love, to want to do good; and which also probe beyond the periphery of things and of thoughts. With wit, … Continue reading
The Blue Hour Press will be open for submissions during the first two weeks of February (Feb 1- Feb 14). Manuscripts sent outside of that time frame will not be considered. Please submit your manuscript to http://submit.thebluehourmagazine.com/ . We plan to read submissions and choose a handful of books to publish during 2016, depending on how many … Continue reading
A change is coming at The Blue Hour. After much thought and consideration, the editors have decided to close the online magazine portion of The Blue Hour and focus all our attention on running Blue Hour Press. The time commitment of running the magazine and press has become to be a bit too great. The editors both work … Continue reading
Earhart to Howland Amelia, the pool has been drained here, two solid footprints resting in its basin like moon furrows. Just days ago the neighbors found the body of a fawn curled beneath the water, its velvet fur matted in slumber. When they lifted it from the concrete its limbs folded like wings, Amelia. They … Continue reading
Dooley for State Rep A small band of supporters holding up signs and waving on the corner of Pleasant and Main on this gelid November morning–and who is Dooley? He’s the one among them who isn’t wearing a hat, the one with the gelled hair, very red ears, frozen smile, waving at me as I … Continue reading
The doors open, the passengers exit. Enzo stands back and lets the other travelers get on. Then, slowly, he approaches the door and reaches for the frame. He takes a wide, awkward step inside the subway car. “Stand clear of the closing doors, please.” The doors close and he clings on to the pole bracing … Continue reading
