Sixteen Rivers Press co-founder Carolyn Miller Publication Announcements
Sixteen Rivers Press co-founder Carolyn Miller has an essay, “Always,” in the November issue of The Sun. Her college memoir, “Arts and Science,” published in the Fall 2012 issue of The Missouri Review, is listed as a Notable Essay in Best Essays 2013.
Lynne Knight’s Interview with Ito Naga
The following interview in English with Ito Naga was conducted in English by e-mail in May 2013. Could you talk a little bit about how Je sais came into being? I had been looking for Georges Pérec’s Je me souviens for quite some time. I’d only heard of it and I thought it was an…Read More
I Know (Je Sais) Reviewed on Huffington Post
The Huffington Post reviews Sixteen Rivers’ latest full-length book today, Lynne Knight’s translation of Ito Naga’s I Know (Je Sais). “Aphoristic and Zen-koan-like, I Know is a collection of 469 observations on life and the universe by a scientist whose eye for detail is keen and whose wit is ever-present.” http://www.huffingtonpost.com/david-kudler/review-i-know-je-sais_b_4097604.html
Autumn News
The members of Sixteen Rivers Press are deeply saddened by the recent death of our founding member, Susan Sibbet. Not only was Susan a talented poet, but she was a passionate advocate for poetry as well. A long-time board member of California Poets in the Schools, Susan worked tirelessly to send poets and poetry into…Read More
Our Newest Books
Sixteen Rivers Press is pleased to announce the release of our two newest books: Barbara Swift Brauer’s At Ease in the Borrowed World and Gerald Fleming’s The Choreographer. We are proud of both these collections and know that you will want to attend one of the many readings and buy your own copies. Of Brauer’s…Read More
Submission Deadline Extension!!!
Sixteen Rivers Press is excited to announce that the deadline for submissions for the 2013 manuscript competition has been extended! Manuscripts will now be accepted up to March 1, 2013 both online and through regular mail. All other submission guidelines still apply. Please see our complete guidelines at https://sixteenrivers.org/wordpress/submit-work/. We very much hope to read your work.