U.S. Poet Laureate Ted Kooser recently featured P. Ivan Young’s poem “Fishing for Bream” in American Life in Poetry, Column 681. What a wonderful honor!
“Fishing for Bream” is part of P. Ivan Young’s collection, Smell of Salt, Ghost of Rain, released by BrickHouse Books in 2015. “Visiting the Neighborhood,” also part of Smell of Salt, Ghost of Rain, was featured in Column 640 in 2017.
Kathi Wolfe’s poem, To My Eyes is featured in Issue 35 of RogueAgent! Congratulations, Kathi!
Kathi Wolfe is a writer and poet whose work has been featured in several publications, including Gargoyle and Beltway Poetry Quarterly. She was the winner of the 2014 Stonewall Chapbook competition with her collection, The Uppity Blind Girl Poems. You can follow Kathi on Twitter @UppityBlindGirl.
John Adam Wasowicz’s Daingerfield Island was featured in the recent editions of the Alexandria Gazette Packet and Publishers Weekly! In the Gazette Packet, Wasowicz shares some insight into his writing process, and talks about one of his novel’s important threads—good vs. evil. The Publishers Weekly review steps into Wasowicz’s career as a trial attorney, and how that is “put to good use” within the book.
You can pick up your copy of Daingerfield Island online, or at several independent bookstores along the East Coast. You can also see Wasowicz on his tour! See our Events page for more information.
Greeting, BHB friends! January tour dates for John Adam Wasowicz and his novel, Daingerfield Island, have been rescheduled for February. We apologize for the inconvenience, and thank you for your wonderful support. We hope to see you in February! You can view the updated schedule on our Events page. No changes have been made to current February or March dates.
BrickHouse Books’ author John Adam Wasowicz recently mused on the impact of independent bookstores on our local Main Streets. Published by the Washington Independent Review of Books, “Bookstores: The Heart of Main Street” was inspired by Wasowicz’s first-hand experiences in independent bookstores during his tour for Daingerfield Island. The essay is a must-read for any bookstore lover whose been worried about the stability of brick and mortars in a digital age.
We’re fast approaching the New Year, and with it, more events with BrickHouse Books authors! January, February, and March already include new tour dates for John Adam Wasowicz and his novel, Daingerfield Island!
Check our Events page for all new and upcoming events, or follow us on Twitter and Facebook for updates!
The Brattleboro Reformer (Vermont) recently interviewed author John Adam Wasowicz about his career, his New England roots, and his recent release, Daingerfield Island. In the interview, John reveals his inspiration for the mystery/thriller novel, and teases about its in-progress sequel, Jones Point.
You can read the interview in its entirety at www.reformer.com.
