Saturday, October 19, 2024

The Miramichi Reader reviews Girl Dinner by Jamie Kitts

Much thanks to The Miramichi Reader and reviewer Alison Manley for this wonderful review of Girl Dinner by Jamie Kitts

From the review: "This is an inventive collection, serious but also joyful in creating the form of each poem. If you can get your hands on a copy of this chapbook, it's more than worth your time to sit with it."

Copies are still available! You can e-transfer $13 ($10 + $3 shipping) to ian[dot]letourneau[at]icloud.com with your mailing address and Emergency Flashmob Press will mail you one anywhere in Canada! 


Saturday, August 31, 2024

Submissions Open from September 1 - September 30!

Have a chapbook manuscript? Interested in Emergency Flash Mob Press? Please sent your 20-30 page poetry manuscript to emergencyflashmobpress@gmail.com with a cover letter including any pertinent information (a bit about yourself and the manuscript, your publication history, where you live, etc.). 

All manuscripts will get an acknowledgement of receipt and be read in October. 

Tuesday, April 9, 2024

Chapbook launch on April 20!

 Join us for the launch of out two new poetry chapbooks, John Barton's Stopwatch and Meghan Kemp-Gee's More



Thursday, February 22, 2024

New Chapbook Available!

The first chapbook of 2024 is now available! — John Barton’s Stopwatch! It includes two sonnet sequences and then more bonus sonnets — 24 sonnets in all. Look at those endpapers!

Limited to 100 copies and only $10! We can arrange local pick up in Fredericton or I can ship anywhere in Canada for an additional $3. Payment is by e-transfer (or cash if local). Contact for more information.



Sunday, December 3, 2023

Two reviews of Big Wilson!

Big Wilson has received two reviews recently!

Thanks to the fine folks at The Ampersand Review! Ashley Haynes has written a fine review of Big Wilson! She says, "The story of Big Wilson is raw and beautiful in the way that real life often is. It tells the story of someone going through all the honest and difficult moments of life, and really shines a light on the complex simplicity of being human."

Over at The Minerva Review back in October, Lisa de Nikolits says of Big Wilson: "I was swept along on a tidal wave of emotions, awestruck by the imagery, the sense of history, the power of place, the relevance of each human life.

Copies of Big Wilson are still available!